Sentence examples for devoting so much attention from inspiring English sources

And she said that Mr. Kerry had made "a strategic mistake" in devoting so much attention last week to the 380 tons of explosives missing from an Iraq arms depot.

It may seem odd that after devoting so much attention to the practical virtues, Aristotle should conclude his treatise with the thesis that the best activity of the best life is not ethical.

We believe that food hubs are the vanguard of rejuvenated regional food systems; we wouldn't be devoting so much attention to them otherwise.

The public policy rationale for devoting so much attention to a scandal involving a tiny fraction of an agency's budget is the assumption that the scandal is not an isolated phenomenon but indicative of a more general problem of Federal government fraud, waste, and abuse.

The fact that Freedom House has devoted so much attention to the United States is significant in its own right.

Mr. Carrión said he was disappointed that the news media devoted so much attention to Mr. Weiner and Mr. Spitzer, rather than addressing issues of poverty and education.

"All of us are passionate about contemporary music and thrilled to devote so much attention to it," says the LCO violinist Davina Clarke.

In the end, he questions why Gove has devoted so much attention to curriculum changes, given his zeal to convert schools into academies.

But Mr. Bradley's decision to devote so much attention to a contest that most Democrats view as marginal -- it is a nonbinding vote in which no delegates will be chosen -- has shaken some supporters.

And it is hard to understand why he devotes so much attention to Malaysia, except when one notes that he was a visiting fellow at a public policy institute in neighboring Singapore.

But should newspapers and broadcasters devote so much attention to the story and does this benefit Britain?