Sentence examples for Devoting more effort to from inspiring English sources

When Facebook and Twitter recently purged their rolls of fake users and began devoting more effort to cleaning up their acts, Wall Street did not applaud this civic-minded move but pummeled their shares.

He had long been sympathetic to this type of natural theology, devoting more effort to it than to exploring alternative epistemological arguments of relevance to the dualism.

Over the next three years Roman commanders devoted more effort to plunder than to the defeat of Perseus.

The Montgomery County program works because the district devotes more effort to correcting poor practice than to punishing it.

Urban planning needs to devote more effort to providing clean water and waste management, particularly in informal settlements.

Companies not only need to think more imaginatively about recruitment than Western companies do, they also have to devote more effort to continuing training.

The U.S. Travel Association should devote more effort to educating its members and less time complaining about the measures our government is taking to ensure our safety.

In the meantime, Ms. Tanzi said, supporters of combined reporting would have to devote more effort to organizing small businesses behind the bill.

Unless we devote more effort to protecting communities, the number of earthquake disasters will grow, even if the number of earthquakes stays the same.

Unfortunately, the idea was that they should devote more effort to keeping an eye on competitors than absorbing the West's peculiar way of doing things.

The findings suggest that exporting firms should devote more effort to developing formal control systems that generate timely information, and also indicate avenues for further research.