Sentence examples for appears dedicated from inspiring English sources

Although Henin-Hardenne appears dedicated to playing tennis for the foreseeable future, some wonder whether injuries or a budding acting career could pull Williams away from the Tour.

(That this was said by a reporter employed to this day by the Times suggests not only the essentially tolerant nature of the paper but the extent to which Coffey appears dedicated to the accommodation of dissent).

But his inability so far to overhaul health care, enact tax reform, destroy the Islamic State or "drain the swamp" is largely blamed on overreaching courts and the open "resistance" that appears dedicated to opposing anything Trump wants.

For example, even though the visual cortex appears dedicated to process a particular class of information, it can be recruited by a different sense modality during the reading of Braille whether the subject has congenital, acquired or induced (blindfold) blindness (Sadato et alia 1996, 1998; see also Pascual-Leone and Hamilton 2001; Pascual-Leone et alia 1998).

Like Lebron James, the NBA appears dedicated to setting a proper example.

Mtr10p/ Kalso1p appearspears dedicated to this essential function; it imports Npl3p, another essential mRNA biogenesis factor.

In 1985 Love in the Time of Cholera appeared, dedicated to Mercedes.

Princelings are liked by some party leaders because they often appear dedicated to keeping the party in power.

Many appear dedicated to preserving a bizarre vision of a 'Britain of yesteryear', one with no crime, cheap property - and no one who is not white.

Time-sharing systems allowed a computer's resources to be shared in rapid succession with multiple users, cycling through the queue of users so quickly that the computer appeared dedicated to each user's tasks despite the existence of many others accessing the system "simultaneously".

"Similarly, dozens of pages of the spreadsheet in response to RFP No. 1 appeared dedicated to email attachments identified only by email account, time stamp, and otherwise wholly non-descriptive information.