Sentence examples for able to devote full from inspiring English sources

The trained nurses, without distraction from other nursing and patient issues, are able to devote full attention to monitor the conditions of the 5 patients in the GMU and thereby able to initiate early interventions should they detect any deterioration in condition.

Knowing that, Napoli was able to devote his full attention in spring training to improving at first base.

"We don't think he's going to be able to devote his full attention to making sure we don't have any future problems in this current market situation while dealing with issues about his personal and professional conduct".

Because it doesn't carry the hard lines, "they're able to devote their full energies toward the 'soft' lines and they adapt very quickly to changes in taste and translate them very rapidly onto the floor of the store".

Geraldine: The presumption is that because you have a child that somehow you're not going to be able to devote your full time... that's garbage.

In the program, doctors wore the Glass headset during hospital visits and were able to devote their full attention to patients without having to stop to transcribe notes and data for medical records.

In poorer and larger families, parental responsibility for younger children is passed on to older girls, who may not be able to devote their full time and energy to their own education or recreational activities.

When you study, you want to be able to devote your full attention to your work.

Armstrong abandoned his Newcastle law practice in 1847 to devote full time to scientific experimentation.

She left high school in 1907 to devote full time to organizing for the IWW.

After his retirement he was able to devote himself full-time to his hobby, staying for months at a time with a daughter who conveniently lived in Weymouth.