Sentence examples for despite the dedication from inspiring English sources

"Despite the dedication and good intent of most in the sector, still there are failures when it comes to protecting our most vulnerable," the letter said.

Despite the dedication he showed to the project, Dr. Skinner hoped that the broad application of behaviorist principles in society would put an end to war.

As stylized studies of agonized human beings, Mr. Bunuel's ribbing of the religious and Mr. Welles's theatrical quest for truth emerge as fragmentary and only occasionally, rewarding dramas, despite the dedication of all concerned.Mr.Mr

The report states: Despite the dedication of our core membership … it has proved difficult to balance the scrutiny of the expenditure, administration and policy of the Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills with the demands of examining the use of science across government.

When an actor works in television, she said, "they own you, but when somebody like Amy's in charge, who's passionate and very determined, you go, 'O.K., I'll put my life for the next thousand years in her hands.' " Despite the dedication of the performers, other factors would seem to bode ominously for the show's long-term prospects.

His verdict is sad: "Despite the dedication to peace it has proclaimed in recent years, it still feels like a garrison town that has died". Yet it is surely worthy of note that the major scenes of reconciliation between France and Germany, with Kohl and Mitterand in 1984, and Kohl and Chirac in 1996, were staged at Verdun.

Yet, despite all the dedication they showed, we continued to throw their families and friends into camps, in the name of "security".

Mr Grant said: "This is a real crisis and despite the immense dedication of our staff and volunteers, we are struggling to cope.

But after years of underinvestment, with a growing, ageing population, and despite the extraordinary dedication of its staff, it is failing too many people, too often.

An afternoon with Celyn and her family reveals why, despite the unfaltering dedication of her parents, more support is vital, highlighting the pressures that can push parents to the edge of coping.

The surviving body of work is therefore mutilated and incomplete and (in contrast to the Odes of Horace) cannot in its present published form represent the intentions of either author or executors, despite the elegant dedication to the historian Cornelius Nepos that heads it.