Sentence examples for devotes even from inspiring English sources

It devotes even more to Mr. Ebert's early dealings with famous actors and filmmakers.

But still, with the exception of tiny Denmark, which just scraped by, there isn't a country in the world that devotes even 1percentt of its gross domestic product to helping poor countries.

We when retire, we'll devote even more of our time to financial literacy projects.

Will mutual fund shareholders devote even more money to the stock market in 1998?

Judicial candidates concerned about retaining control of their message will need to devote even more time to fund-raising.

"We are thrilled that Alex is devoting even more energy to our cyber efforts," said CISAC Co-Director Amy Zegart.

The company hopes that broadening the iPhone's appeal will encourage developers to devote even more energy to creating apps for it.

Mr. Luzhkov has devoted even greater attention to Crimea, which many Russians consider a nearly sacred, if disputed, part of their patrimony.

Its program of lectures and concerts had a devoted, even cultish following, as did the scholarly exhibitions packed into its two small galleries.

Mr. Feeley said that he expected Mexico and the United States to devote even more energy to going after the cartels' profits.

Deepening Russia's Presence Mr. Luzhkov has devoted even greater attention to Crimea, which many Russians consider a nearly sacred, if disputed, part of their patrimony.