Sentence examples for tremendously committed from inspiring English sources

"This is something we're tremendously committed to," he said last week.

"The United States is tremendously committed," said Eleanor Acer, the legal director of the advocacy group Human Rights First.

What they say Molly Scott Cato, Green MEP and former economics professor: "She's tremendously committed, I just have so much admiration for the way she's thrown herself into this.

A former trustee of JTS and past president of the Women's League for Conservative Judaism, Mrs. Rapaport Pressman was tremendously committed to the Conservative Movement and the cause of Jewish education.

Her old friend Lois Quam, an American Rhodes scholar at Oxford, who took over some of her work with the Labour Party in the City and who has known her since the mid 1980s, says she is a tremendously committed constituency MP. "She's really kind and compassionate.

Forty percent of students described being ' tremendously' committed to making the Colleges program excellent.

The statement went on to distance BP from the rest of the industry, adding that its "failures in the drilling of this well are not a reflection of the many tremendously skilled and committed individuals in our industry".

Although Costa has always been a tremendously hard-working, committed and team-oriented player, for a long time goal-scoring was by no means his greatest strength - in fact, it was arguably his greatest weakness.

It is with great sadness that we mourn the passing of Terri Dial, a tremendously generous and deeply committed supporter of Legal Momentum, the nation's oldest women's advocacy organization.

The committed are already committed.

And now, with the support of the Vail Valley Foundation, and a committed group of funders in Crested Butte and Paonia, it has grown tremendously.