Sentence examples for soaring commitment from inspiring English sources
No. Osborne's soaring commitment to future generations heralded only the announcement of a sugar tax.
Paul's letters reveal a remarkable human being: dedicated, compassionate, emotional, sometimes harsh and angry, clever and quick-witted, supple in argumentation, and above all possessing a soaring, passionate commitment to God, Jesus Christ, and his own mission.
Coupled with soaring drug development costs including both financial commitments and in years of labor, these shortfalls necessitate a biological and economic need for fundamental changes in the bench to bedside process.
The soaring price of wheat has raised questions about the UK's commitment to biofuels as it attempts to wean itself from its dependence on oil.
If the Fed is to face a choice between lowering our soaring unemployment rates and raising interest rates, or decreasing reserves as the economy is expanding, then the commitment to low inflation is likely to be sacrificed.
Its too-muchness — the encyclopedic detail, the pseudoscholarly exposition, the soaring allegory, the punishing length — was as much a product of Tolkien's literary sensibility as of Mr. Jackson's commitment to cinematic maximalism.
While such moves are highly unpopular politically, a failure to do so could send government borrowing costs soaring, enriching those who are betting that Greece, Portugal, Spain and perhaps even Italy will not be able to follow through on their commitments.
