Sentence examples for devote a major from inspiring English sources

However, observation shows that majority of farmers who adopt MVs devote a major portion of their landholding to MVs adoption.

The New York Times didn't devote a major review to the novel (though it did give it 140 words in the "Books in Brief" column in The New York Times Book Review).

In addition to his distinguished career in the fields of internal medicine and psychiatry, Dr. Myers chose to devote a major portion of his life to tikkun olam, using his medical talents and inventive mind to help people in need in the developing world.

In this specific situation, the Japanese PES does not need to devote a major effort to activation since the unemployed have strong work incentives.

Institutions of higher education devote a major segment of their resources to raising funds, but the manner in which they do so hasn't significantly changed in the face of the new sharing economy.

Still, after viewing this and previous telecasts, I am forced to ask the question: how can you have a two hour program on the state of Black America and not devote a major segment of the show to Black economic and business development?

Yet a museum has never devoted a major exhibition to the history of this group.

But he has never said how he would do that and has never devoted a major address to the issue.

Mr. Gottlieb has devoted a major segment of his career to performing works written for him by composer colleagues.

Reagins said the Angels had no qualms about devoting a major chunk of their payroll to one player.

Life magazine had no temerity about devoting a major series in the 1950s to "Man's New World: How He Lives in It".