Sentence examples for dedication time from inspiring English sources

Along with having the dedication, time, and some money to devote to their hobby, Pearson says, amateurs tend to be extremely bright, eager to learn, and quite capable of the basic descriptive science that many professionals no longer have the funding to do.

It's still possible to meet these challenges, but it takes dedication, time, and money, a lot of which isn't exactly forthcoming in today's climate of "lifestyle editorial" photography.  .

Other barriers commonly cited were the perception that lifestyle advice is not effective in changing patient behaviour (41%), and limited dedication time of nursing staff (38%).

Another major barrier to the implementation of lifestyle and behavioural change recommendations reported in our study was the limited dedication time of nursing staff.

9. STICK TO A TRAINING SCHEDULE: Sprints are easy, but marathons -- like parenting -- require training along with dedication, commitment, time, patience, sweat, tears, and a can-do attitude.

The work of marshals is not always seen but it is vital to our sport and without their commitment, time and dedication there would be no motorsport.

Scouting needs a lot of dedication and time invested, to do it right and, unfortunately because of work, I could not commit the time to continue with Boy Scouts.

Running a marathon requires fitness, dedication and time, and running for charity requires passion.

Sgraffito, which originated in ancient China, is a highly disciplined and demanding technique requiring precision, dedication and time.

So I couldn't ask anyone there how, in an era of severely limited government resources, the dedication of time and money to this case made any sense.

She said: "They are the wives and mothers of the future jihadists so quite a lot of dedication and time has been put into trying to allure these younger women to come and join in these efforts.