Sentence examples for less dedication from inspiring English sources

The remaining members of the review board vow to deliver on their mission with no less dedication and more diplomacy than Mr. Keating.

"Ira Rubin had spent a major portion of his life trying to perfect himself at what is a terribly difficult game, and he could not accept any less dedication from his partner," Mr. Sontag wrote.

The U.K. has very little to offer the U.S. besides high-minded blabber and is a country with very little entrepreneurial spirit and even less dedication to work.

If you're only taking two weeks off, adding that you'll be working "throughout" looks less like dedication than fear for one's job; Thatcher gave off the same vibe when she went on about hating "the feminists".

Such mobile games are simpler to play and require less time and dedication than the console titles.

The cables, written by American diplomats in Mexico, said that the country suffered from squabbling and mistrust among agencies, intelligence missteps, and a less than complete dedication to the rule of law.

Some might regret the fact that four of England's players in this series were born in South Africa, as was Flower, but no one can claim Trott has batted with anything less than total dedication for England.

You'd think that solving the world's problems takes a lot more hard work and dedication – and less scapegoating of non-existent entities – than that.

Urban views, bland portraits, muddled interiors, awkward nudes, goofy still lifes — Caillebotte painted with sustained dedication for less than a decade, and much of his output was run-of-the-mill.

In addition, those with high dedication were also less likely to report high occupational sitting time (as well as less likely to report moderate sitting time), indicating that high dedication is overall associated with low occupational sitting.

That may be a tall order, but -- à la the Wright brothers -- the venture's success depends less on money than on dedication, ingenuity and innovation.