Sentence examples for devoting extensive from inspiring English sources
Israeli officials have accused Palestinian television of incitement during the recent months of violence by devoting extensive air time to graphic broadcasts of clashes and casualties.
Devoting extensive space — an entire chapter, in fact — to her beloved house cats, Coddington comes across as more kitten than tiger.
Hackman says the general-aviation industry recognizes that a new type of fuel is necessary and is devoting extensive research to develop it.
A bigger problem for the researchers was that few major institutions devoted extensive archival attention to jazz.
Instead, it devoted extensive coverage to Yuri M. Luzhkov, Moscow's irrepressible mayor, visiting a factory that makes fertilizer from cow manure.
Her book devotes extensive attention to what she describes as his complicated sexuality during his years at City College of New York.
Now, manufacturers focus on foot biomechanics and devote extensive resources to designing products that can correct practically anyone's stride.
The pan-Arab newspaper al-Sharq al-Awsat was one of few Arabic media outlets to devote extensive coverage to the story, and focused on criticism of Blair.
Xinhua devoted extensive coverage to the disaster, publishing regular updates on the situation, including latest death tolls, on its Chinese and English Web sites.
They know the media is likely to devote extensive coverage to the commercial, giving it more exposure than an expensive ad buy could accomplish.
Asked on the eve of the match where he expected Messi to play, Mourinho claimed not to have a clue, despite – or perhaps because of – having devoted extensive study to Barcelona's recent games.
