Sentence examples similar to owing to dedication from inspiring English sources
Under Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI she was already being considered for sainthood — not owing to her dedication to the poor but because she spoke out against abortion, having had one as a young woman and come to regret it.
Under Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI she was already being considered for sainthood not owing to her dedication to the poor but because she spoke out against abortion, having had one as a young woman and come to regret it.
Parents of students at West Belfast's Illusion Dance School – who travelled to Blackpool for the championships – are grateful that, owing to the training and dedication involved, dancers are kept out of trouble and off the street.
Turnout was low, owing to the snow.
Kaymer's success at the Players Championship and US Openn owed everything to dedication.
What do we owe to "The Debt"?
Lastly, CKJ owes much to the dedication of our secretarial assistants who, one in Ghent and the other in Bonn, guided me all along the winding and bumpy roads of managing the journal.
"It owes loyalty to its shareholders".
To remind them not only what to do and how to do it, but why we must do what we do, especially in such a safety-critical industry, and for whom we owe this dedication.
"We owe it to science to investigate".
