Sentence examples for devote anything from inspiring English sources

While local news has long been an A.P. specialty, the wire service could not devote anything close to the 45 reporters that Cnet News.com has covering technology and the Internet.

American hackers tended to be insulting ("Slouching Tiger, Ridden Dragon" was slapped on a Chinese site); Chinese hackers, righteous ("We are ready to devote anything to our motherland, including our lives" was left on several American sites).

John Carr, an adviser on child internet safety for the UK government, said: "In all my time working in this space no [other] company has ever devoted anything like this level of resources to working with civil society organisations to attack online child abuse images.

If so, it's hard to imagine that the Select Committee on Ethics will have devoted anything more than a cursory glance at the various issues raised.

To organise these gifts has taken me most of the year during which I've had little or no time to devote to anything else, not even personal hygiene.

After all, who has more than 3 minutes to devote to anything these days?

And as much as I wish my life were like Laura Ingalls Wilder's, I don't have four hours every night to devote to anything.

It attempts to attach a dollar figure to the value of the time devoted to anything talked about or shown on a broadcast entity.

At first it does not seem to make sense that an artist who began with the collective, improvisatory and ephemeral medium of Happenings should devote himself to anything as exacting or obsessive as the invention and building of these familiar yet freakish quasi-functional sculptures.

Who has time to devote time to anything new right now?

In that spirit, one could assert that it is always wrong to make the sorts of tradeoffs made in plea-bargaining, or indeed in deciding to devote resources to anything other than punishing the guilty if those resources might help ensure that the guilty are punished.