Sentence examples for devoted to demonstrating from inspiring English sources
A case in point is Axa Equitable, the insurance giant owned by Axa, which has introduced an online game devoted to demonstrating the need to buy life insurance.
Section 5 is devoted to demonstrating the results with a simple model of a recycling economy.
Much of Stiglitz's book is devoted to demonstrating that excessive inequality amounts to sand in the gears of capitalism, creating volatility, fueling crises, undermining productivity and retarding growth.
This will follow other books in recent years devoted to demonstrating that, for example, the Earl of Oxford, Sir Henry Neville, and Lady Mary Sidney wrote Shakespeare, and following in the footsteps of 60 or 70 other claimants brought forward over the past 150 or so years.
Before reaching its central message, the first half of The Affluent Society is devoted to demonstrating how classical economic theory, from Adam Smith to Malthus to David Ricardo, projects a grim view of human prospects, casting an air of pessimism over the socioeconomic study of the human condition.
The remaining chapters of the first part are devoted to demonstrating that religion is natural and inherent in every aspect of nature, which is the expression of divine craftsmanship.
A major part of the book, about two-thirds, is devoting to demonstrating that this key tenet of the Modern Synthesis is false.
His involvement in an online community devoted to the show demonstrates how the Internet has changed the relationship between the entertainment industry and its audience.
As the section devoted to early portraiture demonstrates, Hockney was very good at painting and drawing the human figure – and the desire to do so came naturally to him.
Half a gallery is devoted to ceramics or, rather, to demonstrating the influence of Chinese stoneware on potters like Bernard Leach, when Japan was surely as crucial.
