Sentence examples for devoting too little time from inspiring English sources

Consequently, despite our best intentions, we wind up devoting too little time and energy towards cultivating the kinds of skills and attributes we like to claim education is all about, such as critical thinking, integrity, curiosity, tolerance, creativity, and service.

But a new study suggests that those doctors may devote too little time to talking about those ailments.

With few places to play, children devote too little time to sports.

"I'm ashamed of that," he said of devoting too little attention to his two children.

Nevertheless, critics have often argued that funders are devoting too little funding to assess the potential health, environmental and social consequences of nanotechnology.

European leaders have resisted, saying the real problem is that the United States devotes too little money to fighting poverty.

For years, he said, the city has devoted too little money to controlling rodents in the parks.

He left the newspaper in 1999 as he considered the publication to devote too little space to music.

Respondents who completed the survey in less than 15 min were considered to have devoted too little attention to the questions and, consequently, were excluded from the analyses.

Inadequate expertise or knowledge of field or too little time to devote to the work.

With 46 states and the District of Columbia adopting the rigorous new Common Core State Standards, several elected to drop cursive writing from their curriculums, citing too little time to devote to the skill.