Sentence examples for dedication to understanding from inspiring English sources

Their dedication to understanding what social game users want and to delivering a wildly popular gaming platform is already legendary.

To be the best tech recruiter, it requires a fierce dedication to understanding the language and technology and being able to confidently speak about it in a way that relates to the candidate.

As president, Knight was quoted in a statement affirming Pacific Union College's commitment to church beliefs while emphasizing the school's dedication "to understanding contemporary issues surrounding science that sometimes conflict with specific theology".

In 2008 he was awarded the £820,000 (more than $1.6 million) Templeton Prize for Progress Toward Research or Discoveries about Spiritual Realities in honour of his dedication to understanding and explaining the interaction of science and religion.

He once said that his years of dedication to understanding and unraveling the human psyche had led him to think that God, too, must be a trickster and that human creation was invented in a divine belly laugh.

We must be a leader in research and education, and in our dedication to understanding and mitigating the long-term effects of ocean acidification on our local, regional and global ecology.

The secret was in the work Hamilton did behind the scenes, with the closeness of his relationship with his team, with his maturity, his focus and dedication at understanding how to get the best out of a difficult car.

Dave Wetzel, the father of 8-year-old McKenna, who passed away from DIPG in 2011, tells Kleffman that it was Monje's dedication to the understanding of the disease that led them to donating the tissue to Stanford.

There's just not the dedication to, or understanding of the game there to facilitate effective youth development, and with the exception of the odd 1 or 2 perhaps finding their way through that system I can't see the US overcoming it's bigger sports to produce world-class players.

Secretary Clinton brings not only a strong military background to this role but also a dedication to, and humanitarian understanding of, the rights of women.

"Truly all it is is commitment, belief and dedication to the task and understanding in yourself that you will do it, even if it seems unbelievable at the time".