Sentence examples for devoting too much money from inspiring English sources

For some, this might suggest that the public is devoting too much money to college sports.

In essence, you need wealth to be able to fight your rivals, but if you devote too much money to war, your wealth tends to stagnate.

Did Moreno pay too much money?

Does our society devote too much time and money to education?

In the last 20 years, city engineers have devoted too much time, energy and money to the needs of motorists, he says.

They've devoted too much time to their careers.

Instead, Einhorn devotes too much ink to details of Allied's loose accounting.

Metal Prices: Many investors devote too much thought to forecasting future metals prices.

But, people sometimes devote too much time to one subject, leaving others out.

The S.E.C. accused Mr. Van Wagoner and his firm of obscuring the fact that the funds had too much money devoted to securities of closely held companies that are difficult to value because they rarely trade.

His biggest concern about the Obama proposal is that too much money will be devoted to less productive types of job creation as Smetters argues happened with some of the public works projects championed during Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal in the 1930s.