Sentence examples for begin to devote from inspiring English sources

The accounting office report predicted that such delays were likely if the federal government did not begin to devote more money and effort to emergency planning.

If the House does as we hope and passes the act, the National Institutes of Health and related health research agencies will finally begin to devote the magnitude of resources — nearly $200 million a year — commensurate with the severity and prevalence of this terribly devastating set of conditions.

But he began to devote himself to schoolwork, tutoring other students in math to make money.

In the early 1970s he began to devote a large portion of time to golf-course architecture.

He abandoned his French studies and began to devote himself entirely to poetry.

The novel gained Mishima immediate acclaim, and he began to devote his full energies to writing.

While investigating aerodynamics, however, Tsiolkovsky began to devote more attention to space problems.

After "The Tiger and the Snow" he began to devote himself to the Dante readings.

Adjara is free!" Soon after this intoxicating success, he began to devote serious attention to the problem of South Ossetia.

From the late 1870s Homer began to devote his summers exclusively to direct painting from nature in watercolour.

But with first-hand exposure to European art, he began to devote more time and energy to independent work.