Sentence examples for devoted little from inspiring English sources

Arab newspapers and television have devoted little coverage to those who self-immolate.

Its president has devoted little political capital to pursuing powerful debtors or pushing through asset sales.

ALTHOUGH he has been Canada's prime minister for almost four years, Stephen Harper has devoted little time to foreign policy.

Hitler devoted little attention to the organization and running of the domestic affairs of the Nazi state.

At the same time, Mr. Koizumi has devoted little time to pushing for new ideas in tax and regulatory policy.

So far, he said, the major news outlets have devoted little or no coverage to the press club fight.

Aboard his plane, he devotes little time to chitchat.

Many of these colleges devote little energy to thinking about — let alone improving — their graduation rate.

Some critics complained, however, that wealthy countries were devoting little new money to the projects.

As in her Verdi biography, Ms. Phillips-Matz devotes little space to musical analyses.

They are turning, instead, to private schools that focus on English and devote little time, if any, to Indonesian.