Sentence examples for devoted only one from inspiring English sources

A 95-page report produced after the coup by the State Department's inspector general on the American role during the Venezuelan crisis devoted only one sentence to warnings the United States made to Mr. Chávez about a possible plot.

Yet Mr. Bush devoted only one line to conservation in his State of the Union address, and his policy initiatives are modest or mystifying.

W. devoted only one paragraph of his autobiography to his six-week trip to China after college to visit his parents when his father was envoy to Beijing.

He failed to mention Saddam Hussein and devoted only one sentence of 22 words to weapons of mass destruction -- which the United States presented to the United Nations and the world as the decisive reason for military action.

Graham devoted only one segment of her repertory to myth, and this season includes early, more spare pieces from the 1930's as well as a few lighthearted works.

He argued that the highly publicized National Security Strategy of last year devoted only one small section to "pre-emptive" military action -- attacking in the face of a perceived threat -- amid many other pages about diplomacy's value in dealing with threats to the country.

The DSM-IV devotes only one paragraph to the topic.

Devoting only one percent of its GDP to defense has allowed Tokyo to create a potent "Self-Defense Force". Spending more would enable Japan to build a military well able to deter Chinese adventurism.

Our third talking point is the only non-Obama one this week, because the president glossed over this point in his speech (devoting only one quick sentence to it) and we felt it needed more emphasis.

And while the authors are generally diligent about reporting the politics behind the implementation of AI, they devote only one vague paragraph to the important, troubling question of what will happen to workers whose jobs are replaced by AI computers.

He devotes only one paragraph of this article to the idea that household members might specialise in the production of commodities.