Sentence examples for has long devoted from inspiring English sources

The public has already endured 12 televised debates, and the press has long devoted more attention to the presidential campaign than to anything other than Iraq.

The lender has long devoted significant resources to lobbying, but this year expanded its roster of outside firms.

2. Saluting George Martin McCartneyy has long devoted two spotlight segments in his show to departed bandmates John Lennon ("Here Today") and George Harrison ("Something"), a tradition he continues on the new tour.

I mention poetry because I have long devoted considerable efforts to sourcing football poems.

Russian television stations have long devoted much of their time to dissecting the minutiae of America's every political hiccup, a consequence of the Russian ruling class's simultaneous fascination and revulsion with the U.S. political system.

Nonprofit theaters like the Roundabout Theater Company and Repertorio Espanol have long devoted time and resources to audience development, and downtown companies like the Wooster Group and Target Margin naturally draw younger crowds.

Chinese giants Alibaba and Tencent have long devoted significant resources to the region where, like India, they see significant growth potential.

The institute, whose members have long devoted their energies to the study of Nazism and the Third Reich, have produced annotated versions of many of Hitler's speeches, but were never encouraged by Bavaria to prepare an edition of his infamous book until 2012, when the state offered the institute 500,000 euros to help fund the project.

Adelson has long been devoted to the Jewish state.

The problem of what to do with the unwanted items has arisen as the Brooklyn Museum tries to reclaim gallery space that has long been devoted to storage.

Scripps Networks has long been devoted to original programming on its channels — Cooking Channel, DIY Network, Food Network, GAC, HGTV and Travel Channel.