Sentence examples for devote huge from inspiring English sources

The major North American festivals, like Sundance and Toronto, devote huge slices of their schedules to documentaries.

One of Mr. Bradley's mistakes, apparently unchallenged by his close aides, was the decision to devote huge resources to the Iowa caucuses.

There is another crucial demographic issue: Obama's decision to devote huge blocks of time and resources to winning the votes of women may backfire, accentuating Democratic liabilities as the party of  race and gender preferences and accelerating defections among men.

There was support along the way from organisations such as Community Energy Scotland but the drive had to come from volunteers prepared to devote huge amounts of time to learning about very technical issues.

The dispute has become so heated — and Wal-Mart's defense so vigorous — that officials at OSHA, an arm of the Labor Department, complain that they have had to devote huge numbers of staff time to the case, including 4,725 hours of work by employees in the legal office.

Surprisingly, you don't need to devote huge chunks of time to doing good activities to reap their health benefits.

Whitehall devoted huge resource to making policy big-society-compatible.

Yet the NIA has devoted huge resources to monitoring Iran.

The GCHQ surveillance centre in Cheltenham has devoted huge resources to eavesdropping on Isis communications in Raqqa.

Israelis cannot enter Iran, so Israel, Iranian officials believe, has devoted huge resources to recruiting Iranians who leave the country on business trips and turning them into agents.

Nearly three million pilgrims from all over the world participated in the hajj this year, and the government devotes huge resources to ensure their safety.