Sentence examples for devoting serious from inspiring English sources

But will it work?Pennsylvania is the odd man out in the current election campaign, the only big state that voted Democratic in 2004 that Mr McCain is still devoting serious resources to.

Acknowledging that some regions were "dealing with a serious uptick" in crime, Earnest said the administration was devoting "serious consideration" to this while also attempting to push an overhaul of the criminal justice system through Congress.

Ms. Duffy pointed out that Republicans in Washington have the luxury of devoting serious attention to New Jersey since the only other governor's race they have to worry about this year is in Virginia.

No effort to study the brain is likely to succeed without devoting serious attention to all nine, which range from creating structural maps of its static, physical connections to developing new ways of recording continuous, dynamic activity as it perceives the world and directs action.

He devotes serious time to speeches and campaign strategizing.

Standard child fears, perhaps, but I devoted serious time to them.

Gainsborough alone among the great portrait painters of the era also devoted serious attention to landscapes.

(The same meeting also devoted serious study to a paper titled "The Membrane of the Hymen").

Adjara is free!" Soon after this intoxicating success, he began to devote serious attention to the problem of South Ossetia.

Today, few leading novelists, poets, or critics have devoted serious effort to recording economic conditions in obscure corners of America.

In good ones they can be a way of ensuring that managers devote serious strategic thinking to serious possible risks.