Sentence examples for devote increasing space to from inspiring English sources

In the world of party photographers -- a field that has grown rapidly as magazines and newspapers devote increasing space to photomontages of swells sipping cocktails -- he occupies a special place.

Every serious English-language newspaper in China has a weighty and well-designed business section, and the Mandarin publications, I was reliably told, were also devoting increasing amounts of space to finance, economics and commerce.

It doesn't devote much space to the downside of investing in mutual funds.

There are no biographies, and no histories or chronicles devote any space to him.

Fewer turrets meant the ship could be shorter, or could devote more space to machinery.

The report doesn't devote much space to the underlying cause of the overdose problem, but the CDC authors do note that the dramatic increase is "possibly related to the wide variation in the availability and potency of illicit drug products (e.g., fentanyl sold as or mixed into heroin) that increase overdose risk and drive increases in mortality".

The New Review will also include a new section devoted to ­science and technology, increased space for critics and the return of seven-day TV listings.

Adding acts that may attract baby boomers with more discretionary spending power could increase sales of concessions, especially as the festival devotes more space to bars and gourmet food outlets.

Even department stores now devote valuable floor space to what men wear on their feet.

The discount retailer Family Dollar Stores posted a 12percentt increase today in its profit for the most recent quarter, meeting Wall Street estimates, aided by its plan to devote more shelf space to brand-name products.

Our brain devotes more space to reading the details of faces than to any other object.