Sentence examples for consistently devoted from inspiring English sources

Agassi, overcome here Sunday by humidity and high elevation, would be the first to admit he has not been as consistently devoted to his career as Sampras.

Finland, it should be noted, has consistently devoted more resources to ALMPs than either the OECD or EU averages: in 2012, its active spending effort was just over 1% of GDP.

The Olympic Games are a snapshot in time but Olympians live their lives consistently devoted to their success, harnessed skill, passion, and sacrifice.

Over the past few years, I've watched NBC go from being the network I believed was consistently devoted to excellence above every other consideration -- committed to the notion that, as Don Browne used to say, "First be best, then be first" -- to one that will sacrifice not just quality but any and all ethical considerations in a relentless pursuit of profit.

Consistently devoted and generous to his alma mater, he made a special leadership gift in 1996.

China consistently devotes a bit over 2% of GDP to defence about the same as Britain and France and half of what America spends.

For the best frowns, consistently devote time to practice.

A significant portion of Michigan's annual budget has consistently been devoted to social programs.

Here and Now, an irregularly scheduled but consistently active series devoted to contemporary music, has enlivened the offerings at this longtime bastion for conventional fare.

Poems consistently feminist, domestic and devoted to the poet's native Ireland; Boland argues that the sweet, icky stuff that passes for love poetry is no such thing.

Anne Grannum, the superintendent at Mortonhall until 2011, was described consistently by staff as utterly devoted to her job but wholly consumed by efficiency and averse to change or suggestions for change, the report said.