Sentence examples for was seriously committed from inspiring English sources

In particular, if someone succeeds, that is some evidence that the person was seriously committed to carrying out a fully formed plan.

But some within the agency and on its board of commissioners said privately that they did not believe the city was seriously committed to such a takeover.

In 2005, he moved into a house with a group of Kenyans, and had a revelation – to be seriously good, you need to be seriously committed.

"If the government is seriously committed to delivering a 23% RET by 2020 it needs the Clean Energy Finance Corporation to be investing in wind power.

Assad, Philip Gourevitch says on this week's Political Scene podcast, "has allies who are seriously committed at a level that no Western power is committed to the people that are opposing him".

"The European Union, Russia and the U.N. must also be seriously committed so that a solution can be found to the crises stretching from Israel and Palestine to Iraq and Iran," Mr. Ahtisaari said.

She was seriously injured".

What is it about a Labour leader seriously committed to collecting every last penny of personal and corporate tax that first repelled these multi-billionaire tax-shirkers, one might ask.

Better to have someone dislike you, than if she commits suicide, or is seriously hurt.

They benefit from the boys' club protections that are enhanced in situations of sanctioned violence, committed against communities they are seriously alienated from.

He learns, to his horror, that his gun is being used to commit robberies: one woman is seriously injured; the next dies.