Sentence examples for an improved dedication from inspiring English sources

He returned to Santiago this year with a new attitude and an improved dedication toward sports.

When it comes to improving dedication to a task, they do seem to work.

It requires dedication and commitment to seeing an improved you at the end of a long journey.

"If this was such an amazing piece of equipment that's been around for 14 years, then how come thousands of other Paralympic athletes aren't breaking world records and challenging even a 45- or a 48- or a 49-second 400m?" He also points out that he has been racing on the same set of blades for years and his times have improved through talent and dedication rather than technology.

The officers, Board of Directors, and staff of UJA-Federation of New York mourn the passing of Sally Pinter, beloved mother of David Pinter and motherin-law of Cynthia Pinter, devoted friends who express a dedication to improving the lives of those less fortunate through their generosity and commitment to our beneficiary agencies.

Tupperware Brands' business model embodies this philosophy: providing great opportunities for women internationally with a clear dedication to improving the community.

The high level of collaboration, combined with a dedication to improve the quality of care provided have made our multidisciplinary group highly productive over the past few years, and has made our unit a dynamic place to work.

Hygiene Champions The two award-winners were selected as 'Hygiene Champions' for their noteworthy contributions and unwavering dedication towards advocating improved hygiene and sanitation practices in Tanzania over the span of several decades.

What they share, instead, is a dedication to party unity as an overriding imperative -- and a relentlessly improving track record of achieving it.

Use 360 degree feedback surveys as a way to illustrate to employees that you support and encourage an atmosphere of continuous improvement and dedication to improving work conditions.

Service is one of the NHS's core values, so candidates who can demonstrate a dedication to serving others have improved chances of being accepted.