Sentence examples for dedication to achieve from inspiring English sources

Moderation, another word for normalcy, demands great exertion and dedication to achieve and maintain.

People who accomplished great things, she noticed, often combined a passion for a single mission with an unswerving dedication to achieve that mission, whatever the obstacles and however long it might take.

"If you have the ability, the dedication to achieve something, you should enjoy it," said Mr. Barroso, who until November sold fish and pork without a license to a close circle of friends and clients.

The 30-year-old, who hopes to move into coaching, told BBC Sport: "I don't think I've got the hunger and dedication to achieve any more.

It takes a lot of time and a lot of dedication to achieve that," Dimitrijevic told me.

Paul Tough defines Grit as "a passionate commitment to a single mission and an unswerving dedication to achieve that mission".

Turkey's track record in the years before Israel's Gaza operation in December 2008 bears testimony to our dedication to achieving peace.

Dorsett, who wears No. 33, as his father did, is similar to him, too, in his outspokenness, confident manner, bright smile and dedication to achieving something great.

But Owen is known for an unusual level-headedness and a single-minded dedication to achieving his modest ambition: becoming the world's best player.

All of his work is distinguished by a rigorous commitment to his craft and dedication to achieving exactly the right framing, the necessary camera move, the precisely apposite angle.

Through her volunteer work with the organization while training for her own IRONMANs while working in Afghanistan, she was able to witness applicants' dedication to achieving their athletic goals, and select four determined, strong young women.