Sentence examples for devote a large from inspiring English sources

But Brown still proposes to devote a large fraction of national income to public purposes.

Consumers in the West need little persuading – we devote a large amount of time and money to holding back ageing.

In the early 1970s he began to devote a large portion of time to golf-course architecture.

We devote a large chunk of one chapter to looking at crimes against women and some possible explanations for the apparently rising trend in such crimes.

It's a complaints mechanism" – prompting Barber to say the body was in part effective because "you don't want to devote a large portion of your newspaper to explain why you get something wrong.

Mr. Bloomberg will devote a large part of his first annual address to the City Council today to his views on the future of the site, one adviser said.

Economists generally reckon that smaller states devote a larger share of output to government, for two key reasons.

One serious consequence is that young women devote a larger share of their earnings to repayment of their college loans, even though they borrowed about the same amount.

He argued it was crucial for developing countries to devote a larger share of their own resources to family planning and health.

Indeed, in his 2001 book "The Cash Nexus," Mr. Ferguson argued that the "imperial America" should devote "a larger percentage of its vast resources to making the world safe for capitalism and democracy".

Whether the agency will devote a larger chunk of the roughly $2.9 billion in its requested 2015 budget to biotech programs is not yet clear.