Sentence examples for failure to devote from inspiring English sources

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

There is apprehension that the well-documented failure to devote adequate resources to the protection of our cities, seaports, and airports will not be remedied.

After the United States spent more than $40 billion to rebuild Iraq's faltering electricity, water, sewage, transportation and petroleum sectors, with mixed results at best, Iraq's failure to devote its own resources to continue the task brought severe criticism from Western government and technical organizations.

At public meetings, tribal leaders have criticized federal agencies, including the National Park Service and the Bureau of Land Management, for what they say are failures to devote enough money and energy to processing repatriation claims.

Attention to sung versions of Scripture also prevailed in early Anglicanism, primarily because of the failure of Anglican Reformers to devote themselves to the propagation of their movement through song.

Ms. Rogers's supporters say it is too early to judge her work with Cityscape a failure, even as she prepares to devote more time to teaching and writing.

One of his "regrets" was his failure to be "more successful" in convincing the Bush administration to devote more resources to post-war planning.

The part of the Failure Detector devoted to the configuration of QoS parameter consists of two modules: Estimator and Configurator.

Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier explained today in The Wall Street Journal that the firm aims to rebound from recent failures and devote more resources to the company's most promising efforts, including cancer immunotherapy and diabetes research.

However, as structural failure is rarely devoted to only one component, the system approach becomes necessary to deal with realistic applications.

Then he lamented Shulamith's "tragic" failure to make a "good marriage" and have children "who would be devoted to her".