Sentence examples for crisis devoted from inspiring English sources

Maynard, who had worked as a graphic artist for the publisher McGraw Hill and the N.A.A.C.P. magazine Crisis, devoted the next thirty years to preserving the homes and to founding a cultural center on their site.

A 95-page report produced after the coup by the State Department's inspector general on the American role during the Venezuelan crisis devoted only one sentence to warnings the United States made to Mr. Chávez about a possible plot.

In big cities, principals jump from crisis to crisis, devoting little time to academics, National Center on Education & the Economy research has found.

In a book I wrote about the financial crisis, I devoted a chapter to Minsky and his "financial instability hypothesis".

Much of his work after "Christianity and the Social Crisis" was devoted to developing a theological liberalism that became the backbone of mainline Protestantism as we know it today.

Judging by the poster, a photo collage of mass graves and wigged soldiers, the first part of "Liberian Crisis" is devoted to footage of World War III, as Liberians call the last of three attacks on the capital made by the rebel forces from May to August.

Here we focused on a crisis management devoted to a natural hazard with moderate intensity.

It is difficult at a moment of crisis to devote much thought to things like mining rules or snowmobile bans.

It turned into a crisis planning session devoted to quarantining Greece and insulating the rest of the eurozone from the impact of anticipated financial mayhem.

As the scourge of HIV/AIDS descended upon homosexual men, killing many of White's friends, in 1981 he and others, including playwright Larry Kramer, formed the Gay Men's Health Crisis, an organization devoted to helping victims of the disease.

"Members of the Council have welcomed this opportunity," the Council president for November, Peter van Walsum of the Netherlands, said after a meeting today on the Middle East crisis that was devoted in large part to how to deal with the Palestinian demand for outside troops.