Sentence examples for devoting vast from inspiring English sources

INDEED, all the schools are devoting vast resources to writing new case studies about the Internet, overhauling existing courses to reflect the changes it has caused, and using online material to supplement lectures.

(Remember Spartacus?) And as the seat of power is a monumental city capable of devoting vast resources and mind-blowing technology to the Games, I can't see that its oligarchs would have anything to fear from a cowed and starving underclass.

Indeed, it is all too easy to see the baby boomer generation, the first thoroughly consumer generation in history, succumbing to this idolatrous embrace of mortal splendor, devoting vast sums of the GDP to the end of postponing the end as long as possible.

Many Asian families devote vast sums to supplement government education.

Post-war American governments devoted vast amounts of money, attention and military might to rebuilding or being the midwife of economies and democracies in Europe and Asia, with spectacular results.

Mr. Obama has devoted vast energy and political capital over the last 14 months to get to this point, the presidential equivalent of an all-in bet on the poker table.

Parents will devote vast sums to stimulating their child's earning potential with "Baby Einstein" DVDs and 64-packs of crayons — stimulating the economy in the process.

By Atul Gawande We devote vast resources to surgeons and the like, while starving the physicians whose steady, intimate care helps many more.

PAGE 18 BLOOD SPORT ENDURES New Mexico, which last year became the 49th state to make cockfighting illegal, has devoted vast resources to ending the sport, but with limited success.

We devote vast police, criminal justice and military resources to the problem, including the incarceration of people on a historically unprecedented scale.

Unnecessary contact among men and women who aren't close relatives is forbidden in the Kingdom, and the government devotes vast resources to maintaining strict separation between the sexes.