Sentence examples for better devoted to from inspiring English sources
What money the EU does spend would be better devoted to investment: linking trans-European transport and energy networks, say, or boosting the administrative capacity of weaker countries.
Rather than talk about spending cuts, he prefers to urge tax cuts, even though America's budget surplus would be better devoted to shoring up Social Security.
It would, on the other hand, invite plenty of infighting, absorbing energies that would be better devoted to organising for the poll.
While I appreciate heated drinks, I might suggest that the hard button would be better devoted to the human holder than the beverage holder.
But rather than just bluntly trying to convert the refuseniks, energies may be better devoted to providing steady reminders of what it can be like for a woman sports fan following traditional male sports.
But all that time spent finding ways around daft rules would be better devoted to world-beating innovation.A poor record at homeBrazilian companies are also doing far less than their rivals in India and China to master the art of producing frugal goods for the masses.
Regions differ markedly in their method mix profiles and preferences, raising the question of whether programmatic resources are best devoted to better provision of the well-accepted methods or to deploying neglected or new ones, or to a combination of both approaches.
For years, I thought of it as an interloper, taking up space that could better be devoted to a spice with a stronger personality.
Though he was friendly with the New Wave directors, he derided their cinephilic passion; he thought that movies themselves didn't deserve these filmmakers' intellectual attention and aesthetic devotion, which would better have been devoted to the actual ideas and concerns that formed the subject of their own movies.
Our concert series are devoted to better understanding these cultures".
On a split pie, the margherita half, with pools of fresh mozzarella, was better than the half devoted to sausage, onions and peppers, which was somewhat soggy.
