Sentence examples for devote a future from inspiring English sources

(I will devote a future "Editor's Corner" to what we think we know causes such unexpectedly long periods of evolutionary stability—"stasis").

I'm going to devote a future column to problem gambling, an issue that keeps me from completely embracing casinos.

Because there is so much commotion brewing over elite-status upgrades and the fierce competition for the declining number of domestic premium-cabin seats, and because the subject is so complex, I plan to devote a couple of future columns to the subject.

And for biologics, which represent the future of medicine, companies devote an additional $250 million-$million-$450 millioning specialized R&D facilitoes.

We will devote our future study to combining the advantages of LBM with our MABM as regards theory and numerical results.

Said best friend has a wildly uninteresting side plot where she is hosting a semi-annual meeting of a club devoted to future leaders of America.

That is specifically the line PR people dealt the Times to get them to buy a rational reason to devote real estate to a future Trivial Pursuit Question who costarred with Lohan in Confessions of a Drama Queen; enjoyed a few stand-and-strut roles with boys and toys; and had three lines per episode alongside Kelly Ripa in an unsyndicated sitcom.

I'll devote future columns to such stories.

In 1982, 16 years after his death, the Walt Disney Company developed the Epcot Center a section of the theme park devoted to future innovation, but hardly Disney's vision of a prototypical futuristic city.

Some institutions, like the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust and the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, now address other genocides, and the Washington museum has set up a commission devoted to stopping future genocides.

This review is concluded with a section devoted to the future perspectives for gold rods as novel materials.