Sentence examples for allow to devote from inspiring English sources

I think often pursuing a career in the arts can be difficult in places like New York or Toronto, because the cost of living doesn't allow to devote time to your practice the way you do to working a job.

It was anticipated that Flower, helped by the leeway the split role would give him in terms of the time he was allowed to devote both to the Test team and his young family, would see his job through until after the 2015 Ashes series at least.

In the future, technological innovation and the globalized market's new division of labor should bring to fruition the old tenet that working less means work for all, allowing to devote this reclaimed leisure for the non-consuming activities of knowledge and social interaction.

She taught for 20 years, but after a series of epileptic fits, was allowed to give up teaching and devote her life to prayer.

Still, the reduction in child labor should allow children to devote more time to school.

The bank said the move will allow her to "devote more time and attention" to an ailing family member.

The closing of Teen will allow Primedia to devote more resources to the profitable Seventeen magazine, the company said.

The partner approach, officials said, was adopted to avoid expensive court battles and to allow experts to devote more time to recovering lost history.

And like many athletes at the time, he made enough of a living to allow him to devote his time to training.

County officials point out that the tags will save money and allow teachers to devote less time to attendance paperwork and more time to their students.

Ms. Martin herself says that "her guilt will follow her to the grave," Mr. Moreau said, but the release will allow her to devote herself to serving others.