Sentence examples for is wrong to devote from inspiring English sources
When social-welfare budgets are being slashed everywhere and Europe is crying out for policies that boost growth, it is wrong to devote 40% of EU spending to farmers especially because much of the money goes to the best-off.
Bakker later devoted a chapter of his book, I Was Wrong, to his experience with LaRouche.
She also seems to be acting on the faith that her recent work is her best, which may not be wrong: the gallery devoted to her wide-ranging forays in ceramic sculptures from the past six years is a knockout.
In short, the place is deconsecrated, but to claim that it lacks any spark of sacred yearning would be wrong, because Qohen devotes his days to seeking the Zero Theorem, which — whatever it may be — lies at the fuzzy limit of human powers.
In short, the place is deconsecrated, but to claim that it lacks any spark of sacred yearning would be wrong, because Qohen devotes his days to seeking the Zero Theorem, which whatever it may be lies at the fuzzy limit of human powers.
As a sentient human being with a certain sense of justice -- and right and wrong -- I am willing to devote a significant amount of time to the effort.
It's from a new blog devoted just to flipping, though I can't see what is wrong with flipping.
Shiller devotes a large part of his book to the assertion that this prejudice against finance is wrong.
What is truly inappropriate is to suggest that there is something wrong with devoting a day to helping out at a food pantry, working with schoolchildren or other volunteer activity destined to make our nation stronger.
Einstein now devoted himself to the effort to discover what was wrong.
