Sentence examples for devoted no from inspiring English sources

But the state has devoted no extra money or resources to tracking them down.

Mr. Carter has also devoted no fewer than three editor's letters to criticizing the mayor.

Mr. Geren, who said Mr. Crabb often traveled to Austin, is one of at least 11 members of the House who devoted no taxpayer money to trips.

Regnum, a news agency, devoted no fewer than 31 stories to the party in the week or so after the election.

"They're devoted, no question about it," Mr. Peterson said of the members, who range from their 30s through retirement age, and commute from the far reaches of Westchester.

And since another premise of the strategy was that low prices had to be simple and transparent, the airline devoted no efforts to complex yield-management initiatives that would have allowed Southwest to wring the maximum fares from passengers.

We will devote no less than 50 percent of the profits to D.S.E., probably 60 or 70 percent.

Almost invariably, we have effortlessly discovered a secular purpose for measures challenged under the Establishment Clause, typically devoting no more than a sentence or two to the matter.

The new-look Observer will devote no less journalism to the topics at its very core – politics, arts, science, culture, international affairs, education.

They devote no resources to investigating them, and they do little original reporting; instead, they wait for a high-profile event, and then they pounce.

Claire Conner's treatment of Koch's now famous sons, Charles and David, devotes no attention to how they have moved away from their father's more outré positions.