Sentence examples for is currently devoted from inspiring English sources
The temporary exhibition space is currently devoted to Patrick, and the gift shop offers the usual fare – mugs, coasters, keyrings and fridge magnets.
This is untrue: like all farmers in the Lake District, he has in the past diversified, but his life is currently devoted to his farm, and to the writing it has inspired.
Here's the latest dispatch from the Anglo-French summit: "EDF is currently devoted to prepare [sic] all necessary elements for the announcement of a FID [final investment decision] for Hinkley Point C in the near future, with the full support of the French government".
McLaren says that the 12C is more fuel-efficient than anything else in its class, but most of the innovation in automotive design is currently devoted to developing cars that are powered by other forms of energy, like the electric Tesla Roadster.
Because these proteins are too large for most gene therapy vectors, much effort is currently devoted to smaller constructs.
Much effort is currently devoted to set up and optimise highly sensitive and accurate methods of OTA analysis.
Glover is currently devoting the majority of his time to Atlanta, the comedy he will write and play the lead in.
The possibility of prosecution was held out yesterday by the general secretary of the Lord's Day Observance Society, Mr John Roberts, whose organisation is currently devoting itself to warning revellers of the dangers they face by pursuing illegal entertainment over the holiday.
It is currently devoting 52% of net earnings to dividends and is yielding 3.4%.
Deputy Treasury and Resources Minister Jan Kuttelwascher said: "[Aurigny] is currently devoting its energy to planning a major expansion of its services on the Gatwick route and the acquisition of an additional aircraft to support that operation.
To that end, the QTR concludes that DOE is currently devoting too much effort to "technologies that are multiple generations away from practical use," and not enough to "research activities that could influence the private sector in the nearer term".
