Sentence examples for devoted to striking from inspiring English sources

We are devoted to striking the right balance between the burden and the obligations placed on our financial institutions and the value of the information collected for law enforcement.

Similarly, no more attention would be devoted to a striking near-consensus of economic opinion than to its negation by a speaker representing a groupuscule of eight.

But there is one striking exception: hospitals devoted to the care of children.

Hours after he spoke at the U.N., a body devoted to peace through diplomacy, came a striking reminder of the complex challenge Obama faces in both taking on Islamic State and shoring up support for doing so.

Like other Web sites devoted to specialized adventure-travel services, it features striking visuals and detailed information and booking services.

Last week, Belfast staked its claim with the definitively named Titanic – a striking new visitor attraction entirely devoted to the ship and its story.

There is, for instance, a group of etchings devoted to depictions of the forest and trees, including some striking prints by Childe Hassam, Luigi Lucioni and Gustave Baumann.

The most striking concert in the Miller series was the one devoted to Rebecca Saunders, with performances by the excellent New York ensemble Either/Or.

Page B1 STRIKING POP STAR GOLD Cee Lo Green, an entertainer devoted to the Liberace and Elton John school of showmanship, will earn about $20 million this year, and a fraction of that is from his music.

It puts you within striking distance of another area of riches, the large gallery devoted to late-Renaissance and Baroque bronzes, mostly small figures.

There is also space devoted to the so-called Amazon Army, a group of largely immigrant wives and daughters of striking miners who gained national notoriety after marching in support of a miners strike and preventing replacement workers from taking over.