Sentence examples for devote vital from inspiring English sources

Fire OS forces Amazon to devote vital time, money and resources to independently develop and maintain a vast, complex and evolving feature set just to duplicate something Google already does exceptionally well.

And that is why such a large chunk of the UDHR is devoted to the vital question of law.

Yet the notion of a piece devoted to the vital nature of sleeping, he says, simply wouldn't leave him alone.

Two of the group's most interesting recordings -- "Istampitta" and "Istampitta II," released on the Lyrichord label in 1995 and 1996 -- are devoted fully to vital performances of medieval dance music.

"I'm hoping the show remains for Aaron a vital platform that he wants to devote a good part of his year to".

More importantly, suitable incentive measures, in terms of profit sharing commissions, also play a vital role in encouraging them to devote their energies proactively.

Doctors and researchers say that by reducing stress and stabilizing vital signs, music can allow infants to devote more energy to normal development.

The newspaper plans to use the money to expand coverage of vital issues like the prison system and devote more attention to reporting on the city's immigrants.

Lowles said it was vital that the government, police and security services began to devote the same level of resources as to other extremist threats.

But instead of using the time to master Swedish or calculus, we often choose to devote it to the utterly banal.Yet even the most soulless of offices has its vital part to play.

Knowsley and St Helens are already involved in four centres of vocational excellence (Coves) "devoted to areas of employment vital to the north-west economy".