Sentence examples for devote a little from inspiring English sources

"All he needs to do is devote a little bit of time and money.

The State Legislature voted several months ago to devote a little over half the fund — $112 million — to retrofitting homes, collecting energy data and other "green jobs" programs.

It may be time then to put down the biographies of John Adams and Ronald Reagan and devote a little attention to Muhammad.

A president who really cared about the heartland would devote a little serious thought to its problems, rather than just treat it as a backdrop for his re-election campaign.

There are times when I wish Miéville, brilliant as he is, would take a lesson from other writers he has clearly read — like Vance, the master of planetary romance — and devote a little more of his potent originality to showing rather than telling.

He also suggests that gap-year workers who intend to switch careers keep the door open to returning to the same profession: if an accountant hoping to become a chef goes to Paris to study culinary arts, he should plan to devote a little time to learning the European accounting system or to doing accounting work for a nonprofit.

Mr Feldman could have devoted a little more space to discussing how this came to pass.

However, I wish you had devoted a little more space discussing the bribery and corruption in Ghana.

He also devotes a little more ink than most authors to the New York Stock Exchange.

She arrived in Hawaii on 27 September and devoted a little over three months to operations in nearby waters.

There is also an effect to the fact that she devotes a little over one hundred words to a description of the LeT and nearly four times as many to a description of the RSS; this, after a horrendous attack linked not to the RSS, but to the LeT.