Sentence examples for devote themselves to increasing from inspiring English sources
Probably not; great performers devote themselves to increasing their capacity to perform.
The authors add: "Rather than devoting themselves to academics, students were spending increasing amounts of time networking, attending recruiting events, planning club activities and pursuing the best possible job".
Later on, an increasing number of researchers devoted themselves to the work about outer synchronization.
Mr Brown hopes that departments with a fixed three-year budget will devote the energy to spending it well that they used to devote to increasing it.
10 or more products and the person is unlikely to devote enough time to increasing your revenue.
As a result, firms devoted resources to increasing earnings and froze or scaled back pro bono commitments.
Mr. Pollan points out that the American food system is devoted to increasing quantities and reducing prices.
In Taylor's time, Mr Ries argues, most innovation was devoted to increasing the productivity of workers and machines.
However, not so, says Jacob Tompkins, managing director of Waterwise, a British NGO devoted to increasing water efficiency.
People learn about the tours through mailings and from Hands On, a Manhattan group devoted to increasing access to the arts for deaf people.
Thereafter he and his successor, Leopold I, devoted their energies to increasing their authority over the family lands.
