Sentence examples for devote no more from inspiring English sources

Many psychometric books devote no more than a few paragraphs to reliability standards and use rather intuitive arguments.

It was Mr. Giuliani who instituted zoning laws in 1995 that required adult businesses to devote no more than 40percentt of their business to pornography.

To free up brain cells for this pondering, we have vowed to devote no more mental energy to a dozen or so worn-out subjects, these among them: Cell phone etiquette.

Banks has delighted fans with his prolific output under two names, and outraged literary puritans with his blithe assertion that he aimed to devote no more than three months a year to writing, because there were so many more interesting things to do – like driving fast cars and playing with fancy technology.

The book, which devotes no more than three pages to the scheme, remains sketchy about a lot of details. (Who issued the CDOs? What were their names? Who sold the credit default swaps?) This may make for a breezier narrative, but it points to the inherent limitations of books that recount private conversations.

Similarly, in devoting no more than a sentence here or there to the changes wrought in her daughters' lives by her absence, McPhee drains India's situation of tension, allowing her heroine to come across as untroubled by deep attachments.

Just over two-thirds of the participants reported that they devoted no more than 20percentt of their professional time to their supervisory responsibilities; 70percentt of the sample asserted that they spent the appropriate amount of time supervising their fellows.

He wanted to devote more and more time to it.

In recent months, he has been devoting more and more of his networking to politics.

Now women can make more money and devote more time to other pursuits, including education.

Groups B and C were likely the most relaxed about their attachments with no exam pressure and thus they could devote more time to formative assessment tasks.