Sentence examples for devoted to buying from inspiring English sources

Foreclosed homes so fully dominate local offerings that agents have organized bus tours devoted to buying such properties.

As she lay in bed that night, Howard realized that she had determined a man's life with less consideration than she devoted to buying a new refrigerator.

Together with Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup is proposing that up to $80 billion be devoted to buying up mortgage-backed securities and holding them until the market relaxes.

Others have been even more outspoken, including Human Rights Watch, an activist group, and the leader pages of The Economist.It might seem churlish to discourage Mr Nguema from spending a few million dollars to promote life sciences via the UN: after all that money might otherwise be devoted to buying new gold-plated taps for his bathroom or some other such extravagance.

Delaying the F-35 would leave its factories open, giving the manufacturer, Lockheed Martin, a chance to work out continuing problems in developing the plane while freeing up money that otherwise would be devoted to buying the warplane in the next year or two.

A big question for the NewFronts is whether marketers and agencies will start to spend significantly more money buying commercial time in online video programming or whether such spending will continue to grow, but remain much smaller than the sums devoted to buying commercial time on broadcast and cable TV.

"I was looking for work that I can do online to earn money since I was recently laid off and have no income to devote to buying products that I don't want or need".

"Working for a rate of pay that is below the Living Wage results in Booksellers who are stressed, preoccupied and who have little spare time and energy to devote to buying books, reading them, and keeping up with news and trends in the industry," the petitioners argue.

There was already a connection between the One Club and PBS: the PBS series "Independent Lens," which is devoted to documentaries, bought rights to "Art & Copy" and broadcast it in 2010.

Like for like sales slipped 0.4% during the period, as the company moved to increase margins by increasing the amount of space devoted to own bought ranges rather than concessions.

Someone could easily fill an entire network with all the reality shows that have been devoted to home buying and house flipping.