Sentence examples for devoting to from inspiring English sources
"devoting to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to describe an action of dedicating or setting aside time or energy to something. For example, "I'm devoting this weekend to studying for my upcoming exams."
Mr. Rendell swung into action, but he insists that the time he is devoting to her cause has not cut in to his devotion to state business.
Q: How many days a week are you devoting to your job?
That is to say nothing of all the time and energy that Mr Scott is devoting to the battle.
But the amount of attention that Britain is devoting to this subject is worrying.At last, a witch hunt with a witchIt's all too handy for the government.
Regulation needs to be flexible and responsive; inflexible regulation makes things worse, not better, and distracts staff from time which they should be devoting to patient care.
(The value of the ad pages that Time Inc. is devoting to the contest in Fortune is estimated at $400,000).
It will require the same level of focus and initiative that the Bush administration is devoting to the war on terror.
Such stringent studies of AIDS-prevention programs are rare and important, given the life-and-death stakes and the growing amounts donors are devoting to AIDS prevention.
I also reported American concerns about the level of military resources Britain was devoting to the vast task of stabilising Afghanistan's most dangerous province.
How much effort are they putting in, and what extra funds are they devoting, to get Nobel Prizes for work in physics or biology?
While the work was being done by outsiders, he said, most of the resources that GM was devoting to IT were spent on keeping things going as they were rather than on thinking up new ways of doing them.
