Sentence examples for devoted more interest from inspiring English sources
In the past decades, pharmacologists devoted more interest to the study of endocannabinoid system due to its relation with various physiological and cognitive processes including fertility, pregnancy, during pre- and postnatal development, pain-sensation, mood, appetite, and memory [1].
And it gives liberal groups and labor a way to continue rallying for the extension — they can demand Dem leaders draw a hard line — even as Members of the House return to their districts, where local press may be devoting more human interest coverage to the plight of those losing insurance over the holidays.
In the interest of pragmatism, Drèze and Sen might have devoted more thought to how to make India's existing social-welfare initiatives work better.
In addition, banks have devoted more money to trading.
Devoting more time to your interests can lead to great friendships with people who have a similar energies.
In the late 1960's, he sold all of his business interests to devote more time to his love of sports.
The news came three days after Magic Johnson, the team's president for basketball operations, made the surprise announcement that he was resigning so he could devote more time to his business interests.
In 1841, when Wallace was working as a land surveyor in Wales, a slump in business enabled him to devote more time to his developing interests in natural history.
Eidos said he quit to devote more time to technology and mining interests, including South African gold mines.
Chapple, who was a director at Yahoo since August 2008, is said to want to "devote more time to his other business interests" instead.
