Sentence examples for devotes a large from inspiring English sources

H. W. Carter devotes a large amount of space to tough-to-find brands.

Shiller devotes a large part of his book to the assertion that this prejudice against finance is wrong.

Its building is directly opposite the memorial to the 1943 Warsaw ghetto uprising, and the core exhibition devotes a large section to Jewish suffering under the Nazis.

Harvey devotes a large part of his argument to show how this is done through the close ties of the state and finance.

He devotes a large proportion of his time and energy now to coordinating this worldwide student movement, which remains, at his insistence, loosely organized and resolutely non-political.

Mr. Yergin devotes a large chunk of his book to renewable sources of energy: wind, direct sunlight, biofuels and hydropower, among others.

Second Baptist devotes a larger share of its budget to children's ministry than to any other ministry.

Levis now devotes a larger portion of its ad budget toMTV than ever before.

Washington already devotes a larger share of its military outlays (26percentto to equipment than any European nation except Poland, which dramatically increased its share last year over 2014, and Luxembourg, which doesn't spend much overall.

In the early 1970s he began to devote a large portion of time to golf-course architecture.

But Brown still proposes to devote a large fraction of national income to public purposes.