Sentence examples for particularly committed from inspiring English sources

We had hoped, and the evidence so far supports this, that recruiting volunteers in this way would enable us to find particularly committed participants, in order to enable several design aspects that would require such commitment and that are difficult to achieve in large cohort studies.

Axelrod, though influential, was not particularly committed.

He is particularly committed to China, where he lived and worked for more than five years.

Sherwin is particularly committed to keeping young alumni involved with the College.

"Neither one of us was particularly committed to the break-up," Mr. Thorn deadpanned.

Mr. Miyahara added that Japan was particularly committed to restoring the bluefin.

Knife crime, particularly when committed by the young, was a high profile issue in the 2008 campaign: "We have had 27 teenagers murdered by other kids in 2007," says the third paragraph of Boris's manifesto.

The government of Sri Lanka decided to accept this "gesture of goodwill" and to not "pursue this distasteful issue any further", while carefully ignoring additional inclusions in the statement that "numerous cases of rape and sexual violence in Sri Lanka, particularly acts committed against women held in detention by the government", have been detailed in the past.

Dr Beate Dreike of the German department at Cork University says Schlink's fiction is a sophisticated critique of the limits of the law, and that for some crimes, particularly those committed many years ago, the law is an inadequate instrument of justice.

One militiaman, who did not give his name, said the group's aim was revenge for crimes, particularly rape, committed by the rebels, when they took Timbuktu and other towns last year.

Today, few HR departments admit to playing this role, although it lurks in the background in many large organizations, particularly those committed to maximizing shareholder value as reflected in the stock price.