Sentence examples for are more devoted from inspiring English sources

Does this mean that female entrepreneurs are more devoted to their start-ups (or, conversely, that men are less devoted to their personal lives), that women feel they have more to prove, or does it just reflect a bias in the women who completed this particular survey?

Recent reports, like this one from the BBC, warn automakers that young people are more devoted to their mobile phones than to their automobiles.

Studies on happiness and selfishness show similar results: Selfish people are more devoted to their own happiness, but appear to be less happy overall.

Michael's family is Cajun and Catholic, though his parents are more devoted to the spirit of their church than to its laws.

The party he belongs to, led by Mr. Erdogan, is made up of merchants and traders, who are more devoted to their business interests than to advancing Islamic solidarity.

Even in France, whose citizens are more devoted to their cars than most, the right bank of the Seine in Paris, a virtual urban motorway, was pedestrianised (and turned into a beach) for a month last summer by the city's socialist mayor.Italian cities such as Siena and Florence have banned cars from their oldest and narrowest streets.

It was more devoted to practice than to study.

"Had he been my husband of 25 years, I couldn't have imagined him being more devoted".

Moreover, they appeared to be more devoted to achieving Pan-Arab goals than to solving the problems closer to home.

Sometimes his attacks suggest he is more devoted to forcing Mr. Bush out than getting Mr. Kerry in.

"But, under Ron's system, we learned that you keep the lower performer who is more devoted to the company".