Sentence examples for devoted to the changes from inspiring English sources

So little time is being devoted to the changes that are still needed to curb the excesses and abuses in the financial sector that first got us into this mess.

To demonstrate this point, the June 2012 issue of Ciência & Saúde Coletiva (Vol. 17, No. 6; http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_issuetoc&pid=1413-812320120006&lng=en&nrm=iso) was devoted to the changes in human health and the environment in Brazil.

Surprisingly, few studies were devoted to the global changes induced in the susceptible host by a virulent pathogen, which should give important clues about the collective function of pathogen effectors.

The field of population genetics is devoted to the analysis of changes in the frequency of genetic variation in populations and traces the genomic signatures of the evolutionary forces involved.

The paper is devoted to the determination of moisture changes in the individual construction parts of the railway track model (Experimental stand DRETM II), where the measurements and monitoring of moisture changes have been carried out since the end of 2014.

An upcoming issue of Philosophical Transactions B, a journal of Britain's Royal Society, is wholly devoted to the subject of "climate change and vector-borne disease".

Maybelline will also sponsor a section in the May issue devoted to the 125 women "who changed our lives," said Rosemary Ellis, editor in chief of Good Housekeeping, which is part of the Hearst Magazines division of the Hearst Corporation.

The current issue of the journal American Behavioral Scientist ABSS) is devoted to the phenomenon of climate change scepticism and denial and brings together studies and essays looking at the role of the media in trying to keep alive those climate change theories which have been under permanent cardiac arrest for the last two decades or more.

Both work performance and tax compliance under different tax systems were examined in an experiment, with special attention devoted to the effect of a change in tax systems.

Environ Health Perspect 122 631 638;  http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1307799 Considerable attention has been devoted to the possibility that climate change will exacerbate the burden of mosquito-borne diseases such as malaria and dengue, with important impacts on public health (Githeko et al. 2000).

The session, devoted to the theme of "We Can Change It," never went any deeper than that slogan or a few others: Reform Medicare.