Sentence examples for devoting lots of space from inspiring English sources

(The French press is devoting lots of space to the declaration today by his unsuccessful 2007 opponent from the Socialist Party, Ségolène Royal, of her candidacy for the 2012 elections, in which he is considered likely to seek reëlection; the Socialists will hold primary elections next fall — for the first time).

And he devotes lots of space to musty, antiquarian topics: Warren Burger's vanity, the doomed nomination of Robert Bork, Bill Clinton's attempt to woo Mario Cuomo into a court appointment.

While Harris and VandeHei say — rightly — that Politico has devoted lots of space and effort to, say, the health care debate, many of its prominent stories on the subject followed a reductive, who's-up-who's-down formula.

And to its further credit, the new book has a much deeper section on grains, and devotes lots of space to cooking vegetables in a microwave, a method I am increasingly fond of.

Are you ready to devote lots of money and time to your pet?

Plan well and devote lots of time in writing your review.

We're devoting a lot of space in San Francisco to parking cars," says Hank Willson, principal analyst at the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency.

He did not investigate organized crime, friends said, and devoted a lot of space to accidents, assaults and routine arrests.

I would guess this column (and the Economist in general) will have to devote a lot of space to this issue in the coming months.

The show devotes a lot of space to this endurance-testing movement, with works by Otto Muehl, Hermann Nitsch, Günter Brus, and Rudolf Schwarzkogler.

Heat helped to promote a fascination with celebrity epitomised by Channel 4's Big Brother, a show to which the magazine still devotes a lot of space.