Sentence examples for it can devote from inspiring English sources

Now that it can import uranium fuel for its civilian reactors, it can devote more of its scarce domestic supplies to bomb-making.Pakistan suffers no such uranium shortage and is determined to match India.

"The quicker Airbus lets go, the quicker it can devote its marketing efforts to other products".

A new report from the Center for Public Integrity confirms that, despite Bloomberg's efforts, the gun lobby still dwarfs its opponents in the amount of cash — forty-six million dollarsincece 2010 — it can devote to its cause, and the misery and fear it can create in the minds of politicians on Capitol Hill.

Freed from the need to fret about quarterly earnings, Dell should be able to make deeper cuts in its ailing PC operations, which still account for about half of its sales.Into the shadowsAt the same time, it can devote more energy to its higher-margin corporate-computing business.

Each university chooses its tuition fee to maximise the amount of resources it can devote to research.

On the other hand, when your body has enough nutrients and energy stored up so that it doesn't need to focus on simply keeping you alive, it can devote resources to build up and protect your hair.

The Three Musketeers is another film that throws in everything it can, devoting much of its time to the zeppelins, flame-throwers, and booby-trapped Venetian vaults which are overlooked in many adaptations of Dumas' novel, and devoting the rest to shots of Milla Jovovich – the director's wife – posing in a variety of corsets.

So now I can devote myself to it: I've changed my name to Samira and have added 200 grams to each breast.

So now that that's it, basically, with the writing, I can devote myself more to this.

It's thanks to my family that I can devote myself fully to my role and to my new mission.

It also means that, with God's help, I can devote myself to lifting up those who are oppressed.