Sentence examples for devoting more of from inspiring English sources

It seems because minority communities tend to be poorer, they end up devoting more of their resources to conspicuous consumption.

Still, marketers of alcoholic beverages are joining a lengthening list of purveyors of consumer products that are devoting more of their ad budgets to digital media.

In an interview, Ms. Singer said that she looked forward to devoting more of her time to the areas outside of fashion, but made clear that the magazine would continue with a foot firmly planted in the fashion world.

The vice president has also begun devoting more of his speeches to spotlighting parts of his background, a strategy the Democratic National Committee plans to incorporate into a series of biographical television commercials in the coming weeks.

Inspired by the runaway success of religion-themed novels like the "Left Behind" series and Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ," broadcasters are devoting more of their prime-time schedules to shows dealing with God, faith and the afterlife.

6.57am: On the basis of what I've heard on the Today programme so far this morning, it seems as if the BBC is still worried about whether it should be devoting more of its election coverage to policy.

After retirement he was able to devote more of his time to his many hobbies.

The bank now devotes more of its effort to bolstering borrowing governments, rather than wringing concessions from them.

Once again, the poor devote more of their budget to food than the wealthy do.The answer might seem simple.

"I want to devote more of myself to those who are suffering from the earthquake," she said.

The word from the White House is that the President will devote more of his attention than formerly to domestic affairs.