Sentence examples for be to devote more from inspiring English sources

Our main goal, though, will be to devote more effort toward finding fossils.

A better way to show respect for the troops would be to devote more resources to job programs and suicide prevention for veterans, said an Army reservist who requested anonymity because he is still in the military.

One is to devote more resources to them: more code-breakers to crack those hard disks, for example.

No, in this notably well-mannered music documentary from Mark Meatto, the reason a departing bassist peels off is to devote more time to his family.

"The idea here is to devote more time to work," she said, "and live a private life". Indeed, the hushed atmosphere at Paradise West, as Ms. Rice calls her new home, feels more devotional than gothic.

One of the key planned changes is to devote more resources to cyberwarfare given the threat posed by hackers to essential supplies and to an increased use of drones, robots and artificial intelligence.

Della Valle: My goal is to devote more and more time and energy to solidarity actions.

He was to devote more than four decades of his life to it, turning down lucrative contracts in Paris and New York.

For example, though we are to devote more resources to ourselves than to distant strangers, there is to be no difference in the strength of our care (ai) for ourselves and for them (EC10).

We suggest that rather than calculating multiple change coefficients, a more theoretically sound approach is to devote more preparatory work to determine the likely change characteristics of the patients of interest.

"The reason I am leaving is to be able to devote more time to my campaign for mayor," he said in an interview.