Sentence examples for into devoting from inspiring English sources

Trump administration officials say the president has needed to use harsh language to jolt NATO out of complacency and scare allies into devoting more money toward defense.

His modus operandi is using a fake Guardian persona to draw academics into devoting great chunks of time and effort responding to bogus interview requests.

With Mr. Clinton starting to speak at only shortly before 11, it was clear that the networks were being boxed into devoting a lot more time to the gathering than planned.

They still claim that it imploded largely because Washington cleverly lured its leaders into devoting ever more of their resources to the military sector.

The "work-to-spend" pattern locks us into devoting more and more time to money-making activities to pay for the shopping sprees we indulge in to soothe our loneliness or to keep up with the Joneses -- leaving less and less time available for just hanging out with not only our most intimate loved ones but also other people in our community.

For the past few years, my agency has created engaging digital campaigns designed to convert casual sports fans into devoted Major League Soccer fans.

Thereafter, Mr. Neaman slipped into retirement, devoting most of his time and fortune to his charitable interests.

I poured myself into my work, devoting all my energies to bring positive change.

He slipped into Bonapartist fantasies, devoting one missive to "the decorations of certain apartments of the palaces, here, of the Louvre and the Tuileries," and signing it "Napoléone".

In fact Dietrich divides his treatise into two parts, devoting the first part to an analysis of the key metaphysical terms esse, ens, entitas, quid, and quiditas.

Highly qualified students, both coming from a business and technical side, decided to go into larger corporations, devoting their work force to Clients or – as indicated above – moving somewhere else.