Sentence examples for devote a considerable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Patterson and Mr. Lofton also devote a considerable amount of screen time to Ms. Richards's bruising and ultimately failed 1994 re-election campaign against George W. Bush.

And Mr. Dimon and the board had to devote a considerable amount of time to preserving his titles rather than running America's largest bank by assets.

Old or new, simple or elaborate, Yankee or Asian or European in inspiration, classic or creative, Boston's restaurants devote a considerable portion of their menus, in some cases all of them, to the gifts of the sea.

In the US, households devote a considerable share of their annual water use to outdoor purposes.

Even Plato has Timaeus devote a considerable part of his speech to the human body and its functions (and malfunctions).

The highly selective schools (like Wesleyan where I work), which remain "need blind" (accepting students regardless of their ability to pay) devote a considerable part of our operating budgets to financial aid.

Bartholomaeus Anglicus devoted a considerable part of his work to psychology and medicine.

Dr. Tilly devoted a considerable part of his work to methods used by social science.

Barack Obama has devoted a considerable amount of his time to revamping counterterrorism policies, rebalancing attention to the Pacific Rim, prosecuting a war in Libya — and killing Osama bin Laden.

The rock dust and overflowing ashtrays on the porch suggested that he had been devoting a considerable amount of time to grinding stone lately.

He devoted a considerable proportion of his essays to literary criticism, which was to prove influential in the subsequent development of the English novel.