Sentence examples for devotes so much time from inspiring English sources

The deal was scuppered by OFAC, but other aircraft have found permanent homes in Tehran.One reason why America devotes so much time and energy to enforcing these aviation sanctions is doubts over the usage of civilian aircraft in Iran.

Ms. Cross devotes so much time to marketing "Pope Joan" that she has been slow to finish her next book -- a historical novel, with a female protagonist, set in 17th-century France.

But he never concerns himself with their origins and home culture, their ideas, gods and hopes, as he does for all the Europeans in his book, even though Africans were more numerous than the Finns, Swedes and (maybe) the Dutch to whom he devotes so much time.

If aesthetics is the philosophical inquiry into art and beauty (or a contemporary surrogate for beauty, e.g. aesthetic value), the striking feature of Plato's dialogues is that he devotes so much time to both topics but treats them oppositely.

If it's not going to change anything, why devote so much time to prison photography?

We are the last generation who can devote so much time to the sport".

Few have devoted so much time and energy to modern repertory.

It is not surprising the editors wanted to devote so much time to him.

My first impulse was to ask why a new-music festival would devote so much time to repeating itself.

Why are we devoting so much time and money to this most smug and irritating of drinks (and habits)?

There was also a larger question: whether the Philharmonic should be devoting so much time and energy to light fare.