Sentence examples for developer devoted from inspiring English sources

NICOLE SASSAMAN, a 36-year-old designer and property developer, devoted three years to building the swimming pool of her dreams at her home in the Hollywood Hills.

Some of the party's top fund-raisers, like Mr. Hoffman, a Florida real estate developer, devoted themselves full-time to bundling checks for the committee last year rather than raising money for any of the Republican candidates.

Much of that activity is being encouraged by the Jabber Software Foundation, an organization that manages development of open-source messaging protocols and was founded by software developers devoted to instant messaging.

But the same software-centric business model has eroded Nintendo's market share, as independent developers devoted more resources to the PlayStation.

Facebook proved pretty tricky to understand, as some developers devoted almost their entire energies to overcoming visibility issues.

Early in play tests, the developers watched devoted Halo fans play the game; their feedback led to the development of special abilities, which, according to Devine, enhanced the Halo feel.

Imagine that this call enticed technology developers, entertainment companies and top university researchers and developers to devote their best minds to the task, knowing that if they develop a practical model and it passes a rigorous evaluation for effectiveness, it could be used in secondary schools across the U.S. and, indeed, throughout the world.

But two weeks ago, the Suffolk Legislature added another unknown to the equation: It offered the town $1.8 million for the developer if SBJ devoted 30percentt of the homes, or about 400 units, to low-cost housing for people of all ages.

The company hopes that broadening the iPhone's appeal will encourage developers to devote even more energy to creating apps for it.

But off-street parking requirements have themselves become an expensive problem: developers must devote money and space to parking lots and garages, or not build at all.

To patch a vulnerability before it's exploited, an enterprise's security team has to convince Web developers to devote their resources to what may seem like a minor issue but a big-time drain.