Sentence examples for devote a preponderance from inspiring English sources

Eisenhower, therefore, could no longer devote a preponderance of supplies to Montgomery at Patton's expense.

"One hypothesis is that there is so much more to read now and more kinds of 'important' work that if we believe that style is influenced by what one reads, then it is less likely that people generally devote the preponderance of their reading to the older 'classics'," said Rockmore.

He devotes a chapter to the internet.

In a sweeping review of research conducted on health inequalities in Latin America and the Caribbean, Almeida-Filho and colleagues [ 40] documented how such research has been extensively conducted in this region, but with a preponderance of the work devoted to conceptual factors and macro-contextual analysis.

The committee had a preponderance of aerospace industrialists.

There is a preponderance of right-handedness in academia, too.

A preponderance of members, as it happens, are psychotherapists.

At present, we still have a preponderance of green.

A preponderance of evidence suggests that Keynes was right.

Similarly, literary affinities result in a preponderance of vocal works.

In a Paris Review interview, she noted a preponderance of ageing spinsters in her early work.