Sentence examples for decide to devote from inspiring English sources
If we were starting from scratch, it is unlikely that we would decide to devote so much valuable land to its current uses.
It's early, of course; maybe Romney will decide to devote himself to fighting global warming and make an Oscar-winning film; that move has worked before.
I hope that in the future you will try to consider the diversity of both your readership and the travel industry when you decide to devote the Travel section to primarily one subject.
She kindly agreed to answer questions by e-mail from her home in Washington, D.C. How did you first hear about Louis Zamperini and what made you decide to devote seven years of your life to writing about him?
Instead, all that is achieved is a transfer of wealth from first-time buyers to retirees exiting the property market.In theory house prices can rise faster than GDP for a while if citizens decide to devote more of their incomes to housing services (for example, they may prefer a bigger flat to a bigger car).
At some point in the future, American society may have to decide to devote somewhat more of its collective resources to the care of the elderly, or else it will have to require the elderly to get along with somewhat less.
