Sentence examples for devoted few resources from inspiring English sources

Although Maryland is the 19th most populous state, the presidential candidates have devoted few resources here.

In 2000, Al Gore's presidential campaign wrote off New Hampshire early as a lost cause and devoted few resources here.

Dealers have been desperate for new vehicles to sell, after Chrysler devoted few resources in the years leading up to the bankruptcy to upgrading its lineup.

Over the years, these local governments have devoted few resources, and much of the work on elections is done by poorly trained volunteers.

In a sign of a re-energized candidacy, he also plans to return after Christmas Day to campaigning in Iowa, where he has failed, until recently, to gain support and has devoted few resources since the near-collapse of his campaign in the summer.

In order to increase or protect their market shares, some publications and broadcasts have devoted fewer resources to (or avoided altogether) stories that they fear might challenge, disturb, offend, or simply bore a significant segment of their audience.

In addition, researchers in the U.S. may have devoted fewer resources to studying waterpipe tobacco smoking because, until recent evidence of its high prevalence in the U.S., it was most associated with countries in the Eastern Mediterranean region.

Yet governments devote few resources to the problem, she said, in part because of the stigma of mental illness.

The laboratory has around 25 researchers and an annual budget of $2.5m to work on neurodegenerative diseases, such as Parkinson's or Huntington's, to which the major commercial drug companies devote few resources because their potential market is small.Dr Lansbury refers to the work as "not-for-profit drug discovery", but he sees direct parallels with the open-source approach.

It devotes few resources to identifying those who do not file tax returns: of several dozen individuals and businesses named in The New York Times in recent years as not filing tax returns, only two said that they had been audited.

Maybe the lesson for the United States is that we should devote fewer resources to shoring up foreign armies and more to bolstering schools both at home and abroad.