Sentence examples for devotes space from inspiring English sources

Cropper's monograph also devotes space to stochastic methods, including Monte Carlo methods and techniques based on random walk algorithms.

It is dismaying that The New York Times devotes space to a well-known, simple application of soil mechanics while largely ignoring significant engineering developments.

The museum even devotes space to the people who make racing a truly interactive sport, as well as interesting: horse players.

In a society where women are expected to marry young, Gaogenxie also devotes space to the challenges facing single women, including single mothers.All this, though, does not add up to confirmation of a civil society.

And fair play to the author: if all that sounds a bit critics' choice, he also devotes space to the excellent early solo works of Rod Stewart, and in particular Every Picture Tells a Story (1971), a symbol of King's deep friendship with the London gallerist Joshua Compston, who died from an overdose in 1996.

And fair play to the author: if all that sounds a bit critics' choice, he also devotes space to the excellent early solo works of Rod Stewart, and in particular Every Picture Tells a Story (1971), a symbol of King's deep friendship with the London gallerist Joshua Compston, who died from an overdose in 1996.

And newspapers, ever eager for a good health scare, have happily devoted space to such stories.

Retailers have been complaining about having to devote space to three kinds of DVDs.

The gift will force the Smithsonian to devote space and intellectual energy to a permanent exhibit.

Resale price maintenance might also serve to secure margins for small-volume retailers who, without some such guarantee, would be disinclined to devote space to the product.

MORE as a sort of public service than anything else, The Economist used to devote space every now and then to writing about the Democratic Party of Japan.