Sentence examples for decades of dedicated from inspiring English sources

Luckily, I'm a fucking genius," Johansen growls, in a voice rendered basso profundo by four decades of dedicated smoking.

As he wraps up 3 decades of dedicated, imaginative, and surpassingly effective work on behalf of early-career scientists, we are delighted to salute Michael S. Teitelbaum by naming him Science Careers' "Person of the Year" for 2013.

"This Pulitzer is a recognition of decades of dedicated, courageous work by David Wood, and of the great insight and sensitivity he's brought to the plight of severely wounded soldiers and the very human tragedy of modern warfare," O'Brien said.

"As far as they're concerned, all my experience and four decades of dedicated and faithful service count for nothing.

Please join me in thanking Jes for his decades of dedicated service to JPMorgan, and in wishing him and his family all the best in the future.

In more than three decades of dedicated service to CUNY, her drive, determination and vision helped bring the beautiful Baruch College Newman Library Building, the original Graduate Center on 42nd Street, and other important projects to completion.

While economic valuation methods for ecosystem services and biophysical models of natural processes have existed for decades, the rise of dedicated ecosystem services modeling tools is a more recent development.

It has seemingly always been the case that enlightened advances forged over decades by millions of dedicated people working together can be trashed with astounding finality by one misguided "leader".

Despite decades of research dedicated to the development of new pharmaceutical compounds designed to slow down disease progression, no drugs with real disease-modifying properties are available at this point in time.

With a Democrat in the county executive's office, hundreds of patronage jobs that have gone to Republicans for decades now disappear, diminishing the ranks of dedicated volunteers who for years ensured strong a Republican turnout at the polls on Election Day.

The filibuster long ago shed its association with the principled stand of dedicated outsiders; Mr. Smith left Washington decades ago.