Sentence examples for devote less of from inspiring English sources

It's not that I chose to devote less of myself to the kids, in order to write this book.

Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., a hawkish Democrat, has reportedly urged the president to devote less of the country's energies to Afghanistan in order to apply them where they will do the most good — Pakistan.

And families trying to accumulate a fixed amount of wealth for retirement or their children's college fund could devote less of their incomes to saving, since in most cases the wealth tax would take a smaller bite of their interest, dividends and capital gains than the current income tax.

This suggests that those who have larger farm size among the irrigation farmers devote less of their farmland to the cultivation of IRVs.

President Obama has said he would like to devote less of his attention to the Middle East.

Despite the relative complexity of classical music compared to modern popular music, in most contexts we actually devote less of our focus towards its appreciation.

Americans have devoted less of what we call media time to books".

Unlike those rival firms, Assured devoted less of its business to insuring structured mortgage instruments.

After all, the United States had traditionally devoted less of its national income to social programs than did France, Sweden and other nations.

We found that CBOs that received funds from member contributions and IGAs devoted less of their funding to administration and program management than CBOs that did not receive support from within their communities.

The report showed that 81 per cent of marketing teams devote less than 10 per cent of their budget to social media, and more than half spend less than 10 per cent of their time on it, yet 70 per cent believe these should be increased.