Sentence examples for because of its dedication from inspiring English sources

The New York label Fania has been called "the Latin Motown" because of its dedication to popularizing the sounds of young Latin-Americans.

The Yasukuni Shrine is by far Japan's most controversial religious site, because of its dedication to the 2.5 million soldiers who fell in wars since the mid-1800's.

I went to New York University in large part because of its dedication to diversity, its embrace of plurality of thought and the opportunities it offered for both journalism and activism.

Most readers just assumed Frankenstein had been written by Percy Shelley because of its dedication to William Godwin, who was Percy's mentor as well as Mary's father.

Founded in 1534 by the Basque soldier and theologian Ignatius Loyola, the Jesuits have seen their share of controversy: Pope John Paul II cracked down on the order in the 1980s because of its independence, dedication to social action and theological questioning.

Watching the film makes you feel like things are going to be O.K., too — not because of naïve idealism but because of its subjects' dedication to ideals that are based in reality.

He now oversees eleven teams and nearly fifty athletes — a label that Jeffries believes e-sports gamers deserve, "because of the dedication and talent it takes to play, and the required reaction time".

"These are the hardships we face and are willing to because of our dedication to our country, not for the reward," said Mr. Kelley, a 10-year Foreign Service veteran.

Because of his dedication to political Islam and influential connections, Mr. Rowhani's star rose quickly.

But more important than the bottom line was the respect Herb earned because of his dedication, passion and friendship, and his strong desire and willingness to help others.

Andrews felt he could take on the BBC "suits" because of his dedication to the job and the time and effort he put into his programmes.