Sentence examples for energy has been devoted from inspiring English sources

It is clear that very little energy has been devoted to search engine optimization.

It is regrettable that during the moratorium, so much energy has been devoted to arguing and so little toward developing a consensus, national if not international, about a more explicit and credible system of oversight and governance.

Mr Greenwald assumes the Weiner debacle is not a thing that matters, but isn't the fact that so much energy has been devoted to it pretty compelling evidence that it matters a good deal to a great many people?

I think there are a lot of Republicans at this point that feel that, given how much energy has been devoted in some of the media that's preferred by Republican constituencies to demonize me, that it doesn't look real good socializing with me.

Even more energy has been devoted to the discrediting of the two party leaders: Tony Blair because he "lied" over Iraq's weapons of mass destruction; Michael Howard because he is an unrepentant old Thatcherite on a mission to bring back mass unemployment.

Much of our time and energy has been devoted to two unpopular people.

All of their spare time and emotional energy had been devoted to the apartment hunt, Miss Pickman said.

So vast are these needs that some health experts question why so much time and energy have been devoted to the patients' rights legislation, which has yet to be voted on by the House.

Long before then, however, his abundant energies had been devoted to boxing.

A large share of renewable energy research has been devoted to photovoltaic systems which harness the solar energy to generate electrical power.

One of Ronald Reagan's first acts in office was to remove the solar panels Carter put on the White House roof, and since then national energy policy has been devoted to one goal above all others: increasing the production of fossil fuel energy, chiefly through tax breaks and subsidies.