Sentence examples for barely devoted from inspiring English sources

However, without the proper data to illustrate these challenges, along with the persistence of the "model minority" stereotype, the government has barely devoted any resources to tackling the issues, experts say.

I was thus astonished to see that Churchill barely devotes a chapter to all of the Tudors.

From 1967 to 1976, Mr. Johnson barely recorded, devoting his energy to composing.

The catch: They would never leave the airports themselves and would barely sleep, devoting all their energy to documenting the beleaguered pilgrims who enter America's nodes of air travel and hope to escape as quickly as possible.

In a speech that lasted about an hour, Obama devoted barely ten minutes to foreign policy: here, too, his interpretation of recent events was highly positive.

The Israeli prime minister devoted barely a few minutes of his speech on the renewed talks with the Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas in the search for peace in the Middle East.

The Pakistani leader devoted barely two minutes of a 62-minute speech to the Kashmir issue, and he wrapped his pledge of an end to terrorism in blunt words for India's leaders.

Though he believed that the historical Jesus was barely known, Keable nonetheless devoted much attention in The Last Galilean to trying to understand the figure.

The period's most fondly remembered actress, Audrey Hepburn, barely registers, but pages are devoted to James Mason's portrayal of a schoolteacher popping cortisone in "Bigger Than Life".

Studies of the root architecture of planted jack pine have been limited to a 30 cm radius from the stem, as barely any studies have been devoted to naturally regenerated stands.

Mogie survives, though just barely, and the balance of "Skins" is devoted to Rudy's guilt-ridden concern for his older brother's fading health.