Sentence examples for devotes the requisite from inspiring English sources

So "A Question of Blood" devotes the requisite attention to music trivia (Elton John's first record label), dubious references (quoting Meat Loaf) and clues involving a favorite Scottish band.

Aside from the quality of a study, the sample size could also indicate the commitment that the authors have devoted towards a study and the likelihood that these authors will dedicate the requisite time needed to prepare a manuscript for peer-reviewed publication.

Others pay the requisite monthly alimony but rarely visit.

Recognising the importance of this work the European Space Agency supports atmospheric science by contributing significantly to global efforts devoted to the observation of the requisite geophysical parameters.

Nobody could accuse the president of not spending the "requisite time," with 14 months devoted to the process.

Further, resources need to be devoted to ensuring that all men have access to the relevant specialist services, some of which could be provided by specialist nurses with the requisite training.

The requisite persona is more pliable, freeing.

The third is the requisite goody-goody.

nd here comes the requisite critical quibble.

He had the requisite adenoidal vocals.

It had the requisite closet space.