Sentence examples for effort to devote from inspiring English sources

This is an astonishing amount of effort to devote to denouncing the author of books one professes to love.

And we can now expect a significant bipartisan effort to devote lots of money and attention to tightening "homeland security".

Ms. Morales said that while the show has made a "concerted effort" to devote airtime to authors, it is often difficult to translate a book into good television.

The broader effort to devote more attention to female architects has also focused attention on Lilly Reich, who worked in Germany with Mies; Aino Aalto, who worked in Finland with her husband, Alvar; and more recently, Denise Scott Brown, the Philadelphia architect who many say was cheated when her husband and partner, Robert Venturi, was awarded the Pritzker Prize on his own in 1991.

As computational resources have to be spread adequately among local and evolutionary search, one has to care about when to apply local search and how much computational effort to devote to local search.

The New Yorker called this "an astonishing amount of effort to devote to denouncing the author of books one professes to love.

Federal and state authorities also will have to devote efforts to retaining current customers.

Mr. Karzai's failure to devote maximum effort to fix his government is self-destructive.

The EU fails to devote much effort to tackling this corrosive problem.

This requires us to devote more efforts to preventive programs to reduce incidence of burns.

Higher benefits apparently reduce the amount of effort people devote to searching for a job.