Sentence examples for is devoted as from inspiring English sources

It is an exclusive, sub-radar affair that is devoted, as the motto goes, to "bringing the smart and the useless together".

The lion's share of costs associated with sending humans into space is devoted, as it should be, to making sure they survive the voyage.

Planet Gore, which was launched eight months ago as part of the National Review's Web site, is devoted, as you would expect, to belittling environmental problems, especially global warming.

Thus, Raman spectroscopy is devoted as one of the very useful technique to understand the characteristics and the properties of untreated and treated carbon fibers.

The paper is devoted as follows: "Formulation" deals with the preliminary and mathematical formulation; "Proposed algorithm" contains the proposed algorithm; "Applications" involves applications modeling systems; "Stability" studies the stability of the proposed algorithm; and "Conclusion" concludes our work.

The landscape artist April Gornik has been devoting as much energy lately to her new acoustic guitar as to her work.

Family doctors are devoting as many as four days a week to setting up clinical commissioning groups (CCGs), the groups of family doctors that will become key NHS bodies from April 2013.

Mr. Leahy and Mr. Grassley noted that the Justice Department and the F.B.I. had attacked the findings of a study by Syracuse University last spring suggesting that the F.B.I. was devoting as much attention to nonterrorism cases after the Sept. 11 attacks as before.

Readers of his 2007 atheist classic, "God Is Not Great," will get the frisky "convert" bit; more than a few of the pages in "Mortality" are devoted — as it were — to a final, defiant and well-­reasoned defense of his non-God-fearingness.

Of his two sons, the elder edited his latest Despatches and the younger produced the grandchildren to whom he was devoted, as he was to all children.

The booklet notes, by the fortepianist and scholar John Irving, are devoted as much to the question of what Mozart's pianos sounded like as they are to the music at hand.