Sentence examples similar to Dedicated struggles from inspiring English sources

And the words of Mr. Springsteen once again strike a chord that inspires a new and more dedicated struggle to remember and live those ideals.

It stood by her side as she washed the dishes, or helped Marina Delgado, her best and most dedicated student, struggle through "The Well-Tempered Clavier" while she half listened, half watched the dust motes hanging in the air, lit by the afternoon light coming through the louvred windows of her apartment.

Where even the most dedicated reader struggled to justify spending the $249 premium for the waterproof Kindle Oasis, anyone shopping for an e-reader this holiday season will almost certainly be able to make the case for upgrading from a Kindle to the Kindle Paperwhite.

Even the most dedicated chocoholic would struggle to get their teeth into this bar.

DEDICATED drinkers may struggle to see the point of non-alcoholic beer, but it is growing in popularity around the world.

It's sad that dedicated researchers must struggle unnecessarily because a committee deemed a proposed study too risky to finance because the researcher can't predict the future.

His attorney declined to comment but in court papers described a dedicated volunteer still struggling with the death of his wife in 1988.

Journalists can bash Corbyn, but even the most dedicated Tory hacks are struggling to come up with a positively articulated argument for the Conservatives.

"Any dedicated student who has struggled and passed calculus, biology or computer engineering has achieved something highly demonstrative and measurable by all standards, including better heart transplants and more efficient machines: They have learned.

In our opinion, the solution of such problems is more likely to contribute to a positive outcome (and would deserve dedicated studies) than the struggle to achieve a ill-defined paediatric dialysis dose.

Dedicated palliative care units have been established but struggle to meet increasing demands.