Sentence examples for devoted to progress from inspiring English sources
Black Lives Matter also is devoted to progress for the poor, while Ms. Clinton is a favorite of big banks on Wall Street.
The field of management, so devoted to progress and change, has for more than half a century not seriously addressed the basic question: What do managers do?
The second workshop was devoted to progress in using continuous relaxations to solve discrete problems, one of the main hallmarks of approximation algorithms.
The Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences and MIT today announced the creation of a research-and-education center devoted to progress on key environmental, hydrologic and energy resource goals.
Well, as someone devoted to progress — okay, and a fan of the movie Spinal Tap — I'm one-upping Mr. Thiel and suggesting you turn your product up to 11, as the Beyond team has.
The chapter is also devoted to progresses in the efficient decoupling of dipolar interactions in solid samples, which is another method for obtaining high-resolution NMR spectra.
Particular attention shall be devoted to recent progress and advances in the molecular simulation of clathrate hydrates, as well as elusive challenges thereof, which underpin our molecular-level understanding of clathrate behaviour, especially in terms of microscopic mechanisms of thermal conduction, nucleation, hydrogen storage and prospects for carbon sequestration.
At a session devoted to the progress and implications of the tax credit, Andy Harries, chief executive of Left Bank Pictures, which makes dramas ranging from Wallander and Strike Back to Mad Dogs, said: "That's what it's all about, bringing drama back here".
This book is devoted to recent progress made in solving propositional satisfiability and related problems.
A second part will be devoted to the progress made so far in extracting the chemical connectivity from the COD entries, a process that nowadays still requires a great deal of human intervention, even if computer-aided.
Effort also needs to be devoted to reporting progress on a regular basis, in ways that people can understand.
