Sentence examples for dedicated look at from inspiring English sources

Amazingly, the two fighters have never been the full 12 rounds of a championship contest and, to be brutally honest, a dedicated look at their combined records of 28 wins in 28 fights reveals just two, maybe three, opponents with a realistic chance of ever beating either of them.

A further 39.6 % had reported "trouble getting medication when needed and being denied pain medication when they requested it" [ 16– 20] No study has taken a dedicated look at the experience of chronic pain in female Survival Sex Workers.

The dedicated dancers look at their best here, and happiest, and the spatial organization of the stage toys with, and subverts, proscenium expectations in intriguing ways.

Ms Granger said HMRC has a dedicated team looking at image rights, football, other sports and the entertainment industry.

As questions bound up with the widening political age divide start to belatedly intrude on debate, there is now a thinktank dedicated to looking at them: the Intergenerational Foundation, co-founded in 2011 by 55-year-old Angus Hanton.

Asked if the company risked taking its eye off the ball by looking to international markets while the outlook for its core UK business was so tough, Leaver insisted: "We have got a lot of focused management effort in terms of the UK … and a dedicated team looking at the international business.

Further, each day the mentors have their own dedicated session looking at how to practise a particular skill, such as observation or facilitation of a group.

We are dedicated to looking at cancer through our patients' eyes -- and meeting expectations from government is not easy".

In the same hearing, Kelly sustained that "Southcom is the only government organisation that is 100% dedicated to looking at the issues of Latin America and the Caribbean".

PAGE 1 A LONG LOOK AT SMELL High-fashion magazines typically dedicate a page or two -- if that -- of editorial space to a new perfume.

The sculpture will be dedicated at Maryhill Cemetery at 9 30 a.m.