Sentence examples for towards committed from inspiring English sources

Together, these results suggest that most fetal BMSCs do not express nestin and quickly differentiate towards committed skeletal precursors, losing most MSC activity by the second week after birth.

In this study, we show that most mesenchymal activity and chondrogenic capacity in the fetal bone marrow is associated with nestin− MSCs, but that these rapidly differentiate towards committed osteochondral lineages early in postnatal life.

And the past, Victorian London to be precise, is where the novel starts, as young Riley, the reluctant hero of the book's title, is led by his magician-turned-assassin master Albert Garrick towards committing his first murder.

However, he seems to be steering towards committing to the yes campaign, writing to pro-Europe MPs that he wants Labour to set out a reform agenda and, rather than walk away, "fight together for a better Europe".

The British government is expected to announce on Monday it will not yet join the euro, laying bare once again the country's historic ambivalence towards committing itself to Europe.

What can push people towards committing atrocities and moral violations that are so extreme they seem incomprehensible to most?

Commitment – be committed towards your goals and what you want to achieve, set goals in mind and don't let anything or anyone stand in your way of reaching them.

The Mozarts left Milan on 15 March, heading south towards Florence and Rome, committed to return in the autumn and taking with them fresh letters of recommendation from Firmian.

This very positive development towards more committed fathers also affects assessments of postpartum care.

Mr. Rouhani, in an interview on Tuesday with CNN, described the Holocaust as a "crime that the Nazis committed towards the Jews" and called it "reprehensible and condemnable".

"He is a very capable man, very deeply committed towards the goal, a contribution to our country, to our city, to our neighborhood".