Sentence examples for devoting more space from inspiring English sources

To adapt, many stores are devoting more space to DVDs, clothes and electronics.

And the redesigned Telegraph is following the newspaper-as-viewspaper trend by devoting more space to reflection.

Q: Do you think newspaper sports sections are missing the moment by not devoting more space to mixed martial arts?

Nicola Speroni of La Gazzetta dello Sport points to competition from fan websites, satellite television and general newspapers, which are devoting more space to sport.

Still, supporters point to its success in uniting groups around issues like the redevelopment of Coney Island (the society argued earlier this year for devoting more space to the amusement park) and the large-scale construction plans of St . Vincents Hospital in Greenwich Village.

Both B&N and Borders have been closing superstores and also devoting more space to non-book items, further reducing shelf space and inevitably book sales.

London has devoted more space exclusively to buses and cycles; cars pay to enter the centre.

He devotes more space to John Addington Symonds, who really was a friend.

Our brain devotes more space to reading the details of faces than to any other object.

You should devote more space to explanations of job roles that are most relevant to your career.

He hired new foreign correspondents, devoted more space to investigations and invested in the paper's website.