Sentence examples for devoted more space from inspiring English sources
London has devoted more space exclusively to buses and cycles; cars pay to enter the centre.
He hired new foreign correspondents, devoted more space to investigations and invested in the paper's website.
For decades, Time and Newsweek devoted more space to opera and art and theology than to Hollywood or health.
I don't blame USA Today; it devoted more space to the women than probably every other publication.
By this Wednesday, Kenya's largest newspaper devoted more space to the selection of a new pope than to the lawsuits being prepared by CORD and civil society groups.
The World devoted more space to the testimony of one witness at the trial than it had to the sinking of the Titanic.
He devotes more space to John Addington Symonds, who really was a friend.
Our brain devotes more space to reading the details of faces than to any other object.
To adapt, many stores are devoting more space to DVDs, clothes and electronics.
You should devote more space to explanations of job roles that are most relevant to your career.
And he devotes more space to what he considers Jewish characteristics than to critiquing Mendelssohn's music.
