Sentence examples for that they dedicated from inspiring English sources

It tells the multiple stories, Mr. Duncan said, of "an individual, a small group of people, an organization who fell in love with a place so deeply that they dedicated themselves to finally convince the government over a long struggle that it should be set aside for everyone".

The team said today that they dedicated their work to Urbani.

Most respondents estimated that they dedicated between 1 and 2 days per week for antimicrobial-related duties.

Students were so enthusiastic about the project that they dedicated time to it beyond the ordinary school's scheduled time.

And it is to the credit of many people of faith that they dedicate their lives to addressing the imbalance between this innate equality and the terrible inequity that persists around the world today.

Those the statutory exclusion actually affects -- those whose belief in their religion is so strong that they dedicate their study and their lives to its ministry -- are a far narrower set.

Communities have increased the areas that they dedicate to maize cultivation and have achieved an increase in both income and household assets.

Lusting after a closer parking spot turns many people into Parking Spot Stalkers so overcome with desire for your spot that they dedicate themselves to claiming it for their own.

The Trib, to their credit, does ask the hard questions -- in an editorial that runs 32 pages after the story itself (though I'll also point out that they dedicate more space to how to dress up like a zombie than to their entire Daley coverage, good and terrible).

On the other hand, a sizable proportion of residents (44.7%) did feel that they dedicate a considerable amount of time to their patients' care, yet a notable fraction of these residents (22.3%) were dissatisfied with the patient care responsibilities that they are administered, and only 43.1% felt that the time they invested in patient care was well spent.

It is apparent that they dedicate more time to their direct peers, and less time to nurses and medical students, which is logical since in order to delegate functions in direct patient care and the performance of procedures they need to train their peers and the lower-year residents.