Sentence examples for devote far from inspiring English sources

Too many companies devote far too little time to it.

Campaigns could devote far less money to costly, labor-intensive get-out-the-vote efforts.

Students devote far too much time and energy to extracurricular activities.

Research shows that once a task becomes familiar, our brains devote far less cognitive resources to it.

(European cities and countries, of course, also devote far more government money to subsidizing transportation. New York City's transit agencies are often starved of funds by legislators).

The report recommended that the agency devote far more resources to the problem, employing the same tactics used to catch drug dealers: undercover agents, surveillance, and confidential informants.

Yet he has devoted far more time to repairing bodies than to testing theories.

America devotes far more of its GDP to higher education (see chart).

He suggested I was devoting far too much time to art and not enough to living.

Douthat, class of 2002, devotes far too many pages to his undergraduate romantic woes.

Barack Obama, the least business-friendly president for decades, has devoted far too little attention to the problem.