Sentence examples for change devoted from inspiring English sources

The change is effective immediately and, in keeping with the speculation that Interpublic executives had been dissatisfied with Mr. Brien for some time, a news release about the change devoted almost no attention to him and omitted the typical boilerplate that he was "leaving to pursue other interests".

In 2007, after Al Gore, the former vice president and an Apple board member, won the Nobel Peace Prize for his work bringing attention to climate change, Apple devoted most of its home page to celebrating the event.

First of all, while his predecessors and contemporaries were for the most part concerned with the development of language through history, e.g. phonological and semantic change, Marty devoted much more of his attention to language as it is.

At the other end of the spectrum, CBS had the least climate change coverage, devoting four minutes to the topic in three years.

Democrats opposed to the cut say that seniors, who represent the vast majority of Social Security beneficiaries who'd be affected by the change, already devote a disproportionate percentage of their income to always-rising medical costs.

As Rauschenberg found acclaim (including the grand prize at the Venice Biennale of 1964) and financial security, he never forgot the earlier struggles and in 1970 he helped to found Change, an organisation devoted to providing emergency funds for artists.

No matter how hard I tried to change or how devoted to God I was, these obscene attractions persisted.

But the experience permanently changed Motherwell, who devoted much of his career to cut-and-paste creations.

They represent apparent futile behaviors in which changes in mRNA stability are devoted to compensate changes in TR (as mentioned above).

In her recent book on climate change, social activist Naomi Klein devoted an entire chapter to geoengineering.

On a trip otherwise devoted to change and upheaval, it was good to be on familiar ground.