Sentence examples for dedicated more time from inspiring English sources

ITV and Sky, which hosted the full seven-way leaders' debate, have dedicated more time to covering the debates in their evening bulletins, with the set-pieces accounting for more than a quarter of ITV's coverage over the two weeks.

"My numbers will not look as good as they would have if I had dedicated more time to this process, but I'll have the resources to run an effective campaign for governor," he said at an appearance in Albany this week.

So why has SpaceX dedicated more time, effort, and money to this strategy?

Although the Beatles dedicated more time to it than to Harrison songs such as "Isn't It a Pity" and "Hear Me Lord", the track was dropped without being recorded, due to a lack of interest from Lennon and McCartney.

The coverage and commentary of Clinton ordering food at a Chipotle, to which news networks have probably dedicated more time than climate change in the last month, is just the latest example of the trivialities that dominate campaign coverage.

For example, a parent described her dissatisfaction in that the clinician dedicated more time to enrolling her child into the study than dealing with the illness.

ESA-PEKKA SALONEN stepped down as music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic in 2009 to dedicate more time to composing.

If the government would dedicate more time to education and to creating jobs, things would be better".

Scolari said he wanted to dedicate more time to his family and has some international lectures planned.

Burnham intends to begin work on a doctorate, whereas Allen wants to dedicate more time to, er, his blog.

In 1992 he was named director emeritus of the Columbus Zoo so that he could dedicate more time to his media obligations.