Sentence examples for has to dedicate from inspiring English sources

If Coughlin does return, he has to dedicate what he has left of his tenure to helping Manning straighten out.

Viacom thus has to dedicate a full-time team just to policing YouTube, a cost that ought to be borne by YouTube, not rights owners.

BB: The other thing we're trying to do as an industry is to reduce the overall expense that a business has to dedicate to managing identity.

Kevin Cronin, the top trader at the mutual fund provider Invesco, said that to buy and sell stocks in his firm's mutual funds he has to dedicate an increasing amount of time and money navigating the dark pools.

Fronting Anthony allows the Heat defense to control the point of initiation for the Knicks offense, but to account for the front, the potential for a lob and the passer attempting to feed Anthony from the perimeter, Miami usually has to dedicate an additional defender to the strong side of the court — leaving two defenders to cover three offensive players in zone coverage on the weak side.

As suggested in Section 6.1, a teacher likely has to dedicate more time to students with LE skills and as a result substitutes resources away from other students.

You have to dedicate all you have".

"We just have to dedicate ourselves to get there".

"You have to dedicate yourself exclusively to writing".

You basically have to dedicate yourself to it".

You have to dedicate yourself to that work.