Sentence examples for but devote from inspiring English sources

Major U.S. corporations spend millions repairing damage from cyber infiltration, but devote hardly any resources to assessing potential risk sources and pre-emptive mitigation.

Delivering services under sixteen health 'packages', they are based at health posts but devote 70%% of their time to house-to-house visits.

We briefly detail Type II CRISPR systems as requested, but devote the bulk of the section to RNA-guided genome editing.

An example of advice that would emphasize risks more than benefits would be advice that did state both risks and benefits of consuming fish, but devote most of the message to specific suggestions to limit or avoid consuming certain fish based on risks.

Servants were few but devoted.

Costs for such sites tend to be low, and the readership small, but devoted.

Lu held a number of government posts but devoted most of his life to teaching and lecturing.

Next's computer hardware and software were filled with innovations that drew a small, but devoted, following.

"Brace for Impact," on Sunday night on TLC, presents the stories of passengers, air traffic controllers and rescuers, but devotes most of its screen time to Mr. Sullenberger.

Mr. Flacks, a lifelong bachelor, is trained as a lawyer, but devotes his time to unpaid activism, and lives off a modest savings.

The Czechs had their intellectual elite, small in number but devoted to the national cause, and they were shielded by a group of sympathetic aristocrats.