Sentence examples for devote valuable from inspiring English sources

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

Mr Obama's 50-state strategy helped to swing nine states in his favour while forcing Mr McCain to devote valuable resources to defending what should have been solid Republican territory.

Today, they also lead people to devote valuable space on their smartphone's homescreen to our app, to seek us out on social media amid the cacophony and to subscribe to our newsletters and briefings.

You know a story is huge when Jeremy Clarkson and Co. devote valuable airtime to it.

K Street lobbyists and government officials will devote valuable resources time, energy, knowledge and money to a wasteful political battle.

In the age of free media platforms that deliver millions of eyeballs, cable networks are still required to devote valuable channel space and production resources on the wasteland of community access programming.

By using SoftwareToGo, retailers can still stock thousands of software titles while devoting valuable shelf space to high-priced goods, Mr. Newsman said.

This 30-member collective, based in Brooklyn and Chicago, has earned a reputation for stylistic eclecticism, taking on modernism and Minimalism with equal gusto while devoting valuable attention to emerging composers.

What the responses to the FoI requests suggest is that so few district councils regularly issue tenders at this level, they have not devoted valuable officer time developing social value policy.

Speaking of changing times, now that the Web has stripped photography of its mystique, putting forward sites like Flickr as if they were professional archives, might not Mr. Guttman and his craft soon qualify as curiosities, too? "I'm a Luddite," said this curator of lost civilizations and ways of life, this homeowner who devotes valuable real estate to travel guidebooks — remember them?

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