Sentence examples for devoted space from inspiring English sources

And newspapers, ever eager for a good health scare, have happily devoted space to such stories.

Share Our Strength devoted space on its Web page to the campaign and reached out to bloggers and others to publicize it.

And the Daily Express devoted space to another concern about money, taking up a Taxpayers Alliancee report which has urged the cutting of stamp duty and other taxes on home ownership "to encourage a post-Brexit boom".

Sessions that once required devoted space and tens of thousands of dollars can now be recorded solo in the comfort of one's own home.

Learner autonomy lacks the structured and planned time and devoted space present in traditional classroom environment.

The Naval Institute's Proceedings magazine devoted space in two of its 1902 issues to possible improvements in battleship design.

Retailers have been complaining about having to devote space to three kinds of DVDs.

The gift will force the Smithsonian to devote space and intellectual energy to a permanent exhibit.

Resale price maintenance might also serve to secure margins for small-volume retailers who, without some such guarantee, would be disinclined to devote space to the product.

It is dismaying that The New York Times devotes space to a well-known, simple application of soil mechanics while largely ignoring significant engineering developments.

MORE as a sort of public service than anything else, The Economist used to devote space every now and then to writing about the Democratic Party of Japan.