Sentence examples for devoting precious time from inspiring English sources

In a week when the administration is making its biggest legislative push yet, White House press secretary Sean Spicer's Friday afternoon news conference was yet again overshadowed by unflattering reports about Flynn — with Spicer devoting precious time to defending a staffer who no longer even works for the administration.

Why devote precious time to contrived plots and imagined scenarios?

Lately, the company has been forced to devote precious time to damage control.

All of them devoted precious time from their lives to help search for a missing little girl that they never even met.

The memory of his mother having to devote precious time and energy pleading with her insurer to pay her mounting medical bills fueled Obama's determination to focus on passing health care reform.

Most science teachers don't relish having to engage this latest threat to their profession and resent devoting precious classroom time to a discussion of an alleged "controversy".

The developments have forced Mr. McCain's campaign to devote precious candidate time and dwindling resources here in the final days of the campaign, at a time when Mr. McCain is facing pressure to shore up his position in other states Mr. Bush won in 2004.

It will be risky for Democrats to devote precious legislative time to the issue while other key priorities go unaddressed.

The day after the Tigers beat the Yankees, a Detroit morning sports talk host devoted precious air time to praising several Wisconsin sports heroes and the quarterback of Baylor.

When a teacher makes the decision to bring art materials into the classroom and actually devote precious writing time to making art, that teacher is showing two things: 1. courage, and 2. a clear understanding of what makes a good writer.

The internet has been devoting its precious time to dissecting who the last Jedi might be when all the while we have no clue who Dern is playing in the upcoming installment.