Sentence examples for devote enough from inspiring English sources

Too few devote enough money (and top managers' attention) to the issue.

You should also devote enough time to give feedback to unsuccessful candidates.

Ms. Goodwin said that she was not able to devote enough time to the board.

Ministers get bogged down with so many other issues they cannot devote enough time to a single project".

He "does not devote enough time to tennis to realize his potential, does not think on the court, and chokes".

My American project and my directing opportunities are simply too demanding for me to devote enough time to London Tonight".

A 2003 article likened backups to flossing — everyone knows it's important, but few devote enough thought or energy to it.

The Church of England is failing to devote enough energy to spreading the faith in favour of arguing over words and phrases, the Archbishop of York has warned.

Are reporters devoting enough time to social?

Is NASA devoting enough resources to it, in your opinion?

In September, I wrote: "I have not spent enough time, devoted enough energy, thought enough about Fiona and her needs.