Sentence examples for being devoted in from inspiring English sources

"That was my life," says Dr. Alibek, busy now with an entirely different role in which his expertise in doomsday germs is being devoted, in effect, to undoing his own past.

Towards the end of the last century at a time when little or no attention was being devoted in Great Britain to the elucidation of the scientific principles underlying the economic feeding of farm animals, Kellner was carrying out,in Germany a series of classical researches which had the ultimate effect of raising the art of feeding to the level of a science.

While increasing attention is being devoted in the literature to emerging neurotechnology applications in the context of criminal law or to the increasing use of neuroscience evidence in courts, little focus has been directed to the implications of advancing neuroscience and neurotechnology for human right law.

You see, as time has passed, more and more time is being devoted in every television hour to commercials.

Passard's garden in Fillé-sur-Sarthe Fillé-sur-Sarthe Fillé-sur-Sarthegetables.

He complains that his life "has been devoted in such large part to films of ­worthlessness".

Much effort has been devoted in the last decade to model this material.

So today's lecture is devoted, in some sense, to the tying up of loose ends.

At the same time special focus has been devoted in analyzing the corresponding parameters.

Stabilization and disturbances rejection for nonlinear differential inclusions with time-delay are devoted in this paper.

It is a question to which books and theses will be devoted in the months to come.