Sentence examples for challenging to devote from inspiring English sources

But with the strains on the federal budget, Dr. Lubchenco said, "it's going to be more and more challenging to devote resources to many of our research programs".

It would be a huge challenge to devote the same time and money across an entire country -- or continent.

The pope challenged her to devote her life as well as her fortune to the missions.

"I challenge the press to devote as much time to the lives lost — and the potential lives that could be saved — by dedicating the same amount of coverage that you do to idle gossip or trivial stories," Melania Trump said.

In her interview with Science Careers, Disis challenged young scientists to devote thought and energy to changing institutional infrastructure that serves as a barrier to team science.

This year, Nelson challenged other foundations to devote 2% of their assets to mission-related investments in an effort to create a national pool of $10 billion to be leveraged with as much as $60 billion more from other sources.

"I challenge the press to devote as much time to the lives lost and the potential lives that could be saved by dedicating the same amount of coverage that you do to idle gossip or trivial stories," she said.

Dannatt later attributed surviving his stroke and several other near-death experiences including the incident for which he was awarded the Military Cross to a challenge from God to "devote his life to Christ".

Facing this clinical challenge, we decided to devote a large amount of the cryopreserved tissue, about 15% (15 random pieces), to the evaluation of tissue safety by histology.

The focus is on addressing the challenge of companies needing to devote considerable resources to supporting years of past products with security updates.

Therefore, I have asked Dean Baquet, the master of narrative journalism, to plunge into the challenges facing the magazine and to devote most of his time to this project for the next three months.