Sentence examples for devoted to costly from inspiring English sources

Instead, much of the so-called recovery aid was devoted to costly current programs, like highway building and H.I.V. prevention, and to new projects far outside the disaster zone, like an industrial park in the north and a teaching hospital in the central plateau.

Unfortunately for Zeglis, about half of his $5.3 billion in spending must be devoted to costly retrofits for new technology rather than to improvements in quality for the existing network.

If this were the case, health care resources should be devoted to the less costly variant (probably MBT-IOP, due to its lower intensity).

The drug review cost in the Standard Care arm (€46) was mainly a result of more costly physician time devoted to medication reconciliation upon discharge.

We now have a vast and costly health-care industry devoted to finding and responding to turtles.

Moreover, in vivo testing for acute toxicity is time-consuming and costly, and therefore extensive efforts have been devoted to the development of in silico methods for toxicity.

The evening's first half, devoted to "Das Rheingold," only recently staged by the Metropolitan Opera as a costly multimedia extravaganza, embraces the wrestling milieu at its loudest and most lurid, all neon spandex and crashing blows.

Ms. Taymor has complained about the coverage the news media devoted to the wall, which, she points out, did finally work after the costly delay in Los Angeles.

Formulation for novel molecules and drug delivery are very costly, since nearly 10% of the costs of drug development are devoted to these area (Allen and Cullis 2012).

It is a costly disease with both direct costs (value of health care resources devoted to diagnosis and medical management) and indirect costs (monetary consequences of disability, missed work, premature mortality, and caregiver or family costs resulting from the illness).

Still, efforts should be devoted to developing a more accurate screening procedure, one that would avoid the unnecessary painful and costly biopsies, which also have inherent errors.