Sentence examples for devoting by from inspiring English sources

Yet our spaceship crew hasn't made any of these issues a top priority, devoting (by my estimate) less than a millionth of its resources to them.

She was loved and devoted by and too all.

No less care is being devoted by foundation workers to the surrounding outdoors bordered by the bay and Black Walnut Creek.

Gradually, audiences have deserted and, as a consequence, the resources devoted by mainstream broadcasters to such output have been reduced.

Critics said that the rhetoric of Hague at the summit contrasted with the actual resources devoted by the UK government to the issue.

Despite the thousands of hours devoted by wise men and great minds to the codification and definition of beauty as a concept, notions of ugliness have been outlined only ever in antithesis, never really considered in isolation.

But perhaps the most flattering and least welcome indicator of the sharing economy's rise is the energy being devoted by governments, courts and competitors to thwarting it (see article).The main battlegrounds are the taxi and room-rental businesses.

It is surely naive to imagine, as Thursday's Guardian leader seems to imply, that the tax foregone by charitable giving would instead be devoted by the current government to the NHS.

The amount of time and space devoted by analysts and the financial press to the subject of when interest rates may go up fractionally within the (un foreseeable future these past few years almost beggars belief.

In addition, the amount of money devoted by Mr. Bush to advertising in New Hampshire climbed to $3.3 million, much more than the $2.1 million that the governor's advisers estimated Mr. McCain had been able to spend.

A program devoted by the Film Society of Lincoln Center to the mesmerizing ballet star who defected from the Soviet Union to the West in 1961 begins at 1 p.m. today with the 90-minute 1972 documentary "I Am a Dancer".