Sentence examples for dedication as much from inspiring English sources

His dedication, as much to the principle of scientific record-keeping as to ozone study, would make him something of a working-class hero among scientists.

Westfall convinced me of the company's dedication to getting as much accuracy and quality from the sensor as possible, but comparisons will have to wait until the C300 hits studios.

It's a very difficult skill, and arguably demands as much dedication as a sport such as golf if you're to reach the top.

Perhaps Graves can approach the engineering aspect of his designs with as much dedication as he affords the aesthetics.

Writer describes the role of former RFK aide Adam Walinsky in creating the federal program... Walinsky's notion was to take the basic idea of R.O.T.C. (offering college students scholarship money in return for service) and apply it to policing, which, he reasoned, required at least as much skill, dedication, and training as the military.

Pride in their achievements bonds the Hall of Famers as much as their dedication to the game.

Not to do traditional blueblood sports down, but surely becoming a world-class Battlefield 3 multiplayer competitor involves as much skill and dedication as teaching a horse to mince like a 1970s sitcom homosexual in the anachronistic "dressage".

A decade ago a new bunch added a more businesslike approach to the idealism and dedication of the first wave, caring as much about margins and distribution deals as hops and malt.

The awards show is just as much about honoring the sacrifice, commitment, and dedication of startups as it is about having a laugh at ourselves.

Other teachers are motivated as much by money as by dedication to their profession.

We admire the dedication of the magician, or special-effects man, as much as his ability to fool us.