Sentence examples for devoted major from inspiring English sources

Guatemala, Colombia, Peru, and Ecuador also have devoted major architectural attention to their native cultures.

China has devoted major resources toward tracking Uighurs, citing ethnic violence in Xinjiang and Uighur terrorist attacks elsewhere.

Since its establishment, the Jewish State has devoted major efforts to secure control over the land of Israel.

During two days of briefings for journalists at a garagelike BMW plant outside Munich, the company devoted major resources to proving that battery-powered cars were practical.

In the last few decades, a number of technical universities have devoted major efforts to integrating sustainable development into engineering curricula.

John also devoted major retrospectives to Ansel Adams, Brassai, Bill Brandt, Harry Callahan, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Walker Evans, Andre Kertsz, Dorothea Lange, and Irving Penn.

With United States small-car sales up 14 percent in the last decade, automakers are increasingly devoting major design and engineering resources to their development.

One example is the aesthetic posture, presented in earlier work; the other is the project of speculative philosophy, to which this text devotes major attention.

(The non-journalists included a married couple who worked for competing Dallas funeral homes, along with several serious amateurs who, à la Gilbert, devote major chunks of their lives to scrutinizing the obits).

Though Google's early efforts in VR and AR may not have reached the average Android user, as the company scales its vision for what augmented and virtual reality mean to its overall business, it's been devoting major attention as of late to the developers that have taken to building early experiences.

Mr. Robertson uncovered an internal FCO memorandum written during that controversy, suggesting that the British government maintain its denialist policy, since Turkey "devotes major diplomatic resources to heading off any possible recognition.