Sentence examples for devoting up from inspiring English sources

Since then, he said, he has been devoting up to a quarter of his time to the company.

Walgreens is devoting up to 40 percent of the space in its redesigned stores to fresh and frozen groceries as a test to see how well food sells.

With the help of newspapers, he said, he has become accustomed to devoting up to half of his class periods to events that happened the night before.

It has emerged that family doctors are devoting up to four days a week to setting up clinical commissioning groups (CCGs), the groups of GPs that will become key NHS bodies from April 2013.

Although Bargmann recommended devoting up to "20% of your time serving the (scientific) community," she conceded that parents of small children should temporarily limit activities such as grant reviewing, seminars, and committee participation in order to focus on research.

Making shoes in Italy is an art - one that requires paying workers higher wages and benefits, buying more expensive leather, laces and soles, and devoting up to fours hours of labor to the creation of each pair.

Conflicts of Interest - Dilemmas re Devotions Alice's husband is indeed devoted, up to a point.

The city will devote up to $10 million to setting up Educare, and private foundations will also contribute.

Mr McGlade suggests that visitors devote up to a week for the exercise to enjoy all the sights.

The World Bank says it will devote up to $200m to fight Ebola, though some of these funds were already allocated to the affected countries.

For five years unpaid local heroes have devoted up to four evenings a week to running elections for a board and start-up community schemes.