Sentence examples similar to devote as from inspiring English sources

Detectives cannot devote as much time to investigations; a widely praised bicycle unit was disbanded.

He cannot devote as much time, nor does he want to.

We don't devote as much attention to any one thing, and we sacrifice the quality of our attention.

As Treasury secretary, he had to devote as much energy to politics as to finance, and the two agendas did not mix.

This time, though, the program would devote as much as $8 billion to helping industries like coal and oil make cleaner energy.

In the Santa Barbara regimen, students instead met four days a week for two weeks and were not required to devote as much formal practice outside of class.

She has said her agency will devote as much attention to preparing for natural disasters as for "man-caused disasters," her euphemistic term for terrorism.

His union does not have a reputation for vigorous organizing, but Mr. Hansen said: "I'm going to devote as much money as I can to organizing.

I don't do gym work because I compete in two very technical classes, so I devote as much time as I can to being out on the water.

Popular blogs like Mr. Schaaf's devote as much space to romanticizing an outlaw past of roving gangs and studded leather as they do documenting their authors' custom work, travels and ruminations.

Whatever the case, in 2006, employees stole about nineteen billion dollars' worth of merchandise from their employers — which is why many loss-prevention departments devote as much time to conducting surveillance on their own employees as they do on customers.