Sentence examples for devoting too much effort from inspiring English sources
His death is expected to touch off a major political debate about the proper pur poses and functioning of the agency, which has been accused by critics on the political left in recent years of devoting too much effort to pursuing radi cals and alleged subversives and too little to combating or ganized crime and white‐collar offenders.
Connecticut Democratic Rep. Rosa DeLauro accused Giancarlo of weakening the policing of larger markets by devoting too much effort on cryptocurrency enforcement.
To that end, the QTR concludes that DOE is currently devoting too much effort to "technologies that are multiple generations away from practical use," and not enough to "research activities that could influence the private sector in the nearer term".
It would be right to re-examine the dodgier privatisations of the Kuchma era, but Mr Yushchenko would also be wise to seek reconciliation with his opponents, and not to devote too much effort to raking over the past.
In the cascadic multilevel optimization, it is not necessary to devote too much effort to find an accurate solution for the optimization at a coarse level, and the optimization is allowed to stop when it comes near a local optimal solution.
And devoting too much time and effort into your troop count will spread you thin and make a cultural victory much less attainable.
But devoting too much to helping others – too much time, too many resources get you labelled an oddity, a freak.
For some, this might suggest that the public is devoting too much money to college sports.
