Sentence examples for do not devote enough from inspiring English sources

Dr. Lasagna said drug manufacturers do not devote enough research to looking at what makes their drugs "more effective or more tolerable".

Much of the testimony seemed to underscore a common theme expressed by council members: the police do not devote enough attention or resources to episodes in which a pedestrian or a bicyclist is killed, and as a result, criminal charges are rarely filed unless the driver was drunk or distracted by a cellphone.

Yet, personally, I often get too busy with everyday "demands" that I do not devote enough time to my own prayer life for my foster children.

Learning that we do not devote enough time, explain things in detail, or listen to [patients] as well as they expect has been meaningful because I would like to incorporate those changes in my future practice.

In general, companies don't devote enough time to thinking about value capture.

That's unfortunate, because when business negotiators don't devote enough attention to ensuring that they're devising a sound long-term deal, broken contracts, damaged relationships, and lawsuits are a common outcome.

Powerful negotiators generally don't devote enough time to considering the other side's point of view, Northwestern University professor Adam D. Galinsky and New York University professor Joe C. Magee have written in Negotiation.

You may remember I've always felt we don't devote enough time to the amazing photographs you post on our Flickr group.

We heartily support on-the-trail training, but some new trail builders are so eager to keep building more! new! better! trails that they don't devote enough time or care to each new trail section.

He "does not devote enough time to tennis to realize his potential, does not think on the court, and chokes".

But they clearly did not devote enough effort to making them ready to carry out their college plans.