Sentence examples for devoting a large from inspiring English sources
And Avenues, the for-profit school scheduled to open next year in Greenwich Village, is devoting a large section of its kindergarten floor to a block center.
Microsoft was already devoting a large part of its massive R&D budget to speech-recognition technology, but it hoped that L&H would offer a short cut.
Congressional Republicans have announced hearings on the matter and Fox News is devoting a large quantity of its coverage to the issue.
But Mr. Harris's downmarket show-business background, folksy approach and habit of devoting a large portion of each episode to painting his own, Impressionist-style works have given fresh impetus to a debate that has bubbled away for some time.
Three decades ago they began devoting a large part of the proceeds of the country's high tax regime to financing music education and providing subsidies for composers and performers.
He said, "There is certainly a concern that people are devoting a large portion of their income to housing, and one of the reasons is due to the more limited housing supply".
Still, universities, professional associations and private institutions are increasingly devoting a larger slice of the pie to the field.
Families are devoting a larger share of income to paying debts, which is important for the economy's long-term health but does nothing to stimulate growth.
In recent years the Center has been devoting a larger, portion of its time to activities that have to do with public service and education.
In the early 1970s he began to devote a large portion of time to golf-course architecture.
