Sentence examples for enough time to devote from inspiring English sources
She quit cheerleading "so I had enough time to devote to my channel," she said.
Mr. Icahn, below, said he did not have enough time to devote to Yahoo, according to a letter to the board that he released Friday.
But hosting "All Things Considered" is "all-encompassing," Ms. Norris said, and she wouldn't have had enough time to devote to follow-up interviews with the respondents and features about race.
Our volunteer team has noticed that volunteer roles and recruitment are now considered at planning stages, which helps to combat the fear we sometimes have that we don't always have enough time to devote to supervising a volunteer.
I made everyone laugh by recalling an agent who had once sacked me by summarily returning all my photos with a note saying that she didn't have "enough time to devote to my talent".
Listening to a parent recount a teacher's apology for not having enough time to devote to a child is something as memorable as catching a baseball fouled off by Mickey Mantle.
You should also devote enough time to give feedback to unsuccessful candidates.
My American project and my directing opportunities are simply too demanding for me to devote enough time to London Tonight".
Directors are still part-time employees — the typical board meets just eight times a year — so it's hard for them to devote enough time to make a meaningful difference.
Mr Lomax believed Mr Myners and chief executive Stuart Rose had become too close and that Mr Myners had too many other jobs to devote enough time to M&S.
