Sentence examples for it devotes itself from inspiring English sources
The firm still owns a number of turkey farms and hog parlours, which provide meat for its various sausage brands.Although the cost of the restructuring will be around $1.6 billion, more than Sara Lee's $1.4 billion pre-tax profit last year, John Bryan, the chairman, thinks that the firm will be able to grow more quickly if it devotes itself to the most profitable parts of its various businesses.
The company's Web site says it devotes itself first of all to safety.
Instead, it devotes itself to being a sort of commercial magpie: pinching other people's brilliant innovations, improving them, and cashing in.
It devotes itself to probing Mr. Blecker and his deeply held view that society has an obligation to execute its most coldblooded killers if it truly aspires to carry out justice.
Early on, a Sonic Youth album washed up into its territory, and it devoted itself to frenzied guitar tremolos.
But government officials said they would register the group only if it devoted itself to converting homosexuals into heterosexuals.
As a new university (founded 1737), Göttingen was less bound by traditional academic divisions, and it soon devoted itself especially to law and history rather than to philosophy or theology.
But he had done so for a good reason because he thought it "very harmful to occupy one's intellect frequently upon meditating upon [the principles of metaphysics which give us or knowledge of God and our soul], since this would impede it from devoting itself to the functions of the imagination and the senses" (AT III:695, CSMK 228).
If the Met Breuer devotes itself to programming like the Mohamedi retrospective, it will be a valuable addition to the American museum landscape, though hardly a second Met.
It is high time to set this aside in a field that devotes itself more and more to the basic emotional impact of musical repertories of all sorts.
It takes eight grinding weeks after the draft, when the scouting department devotes itself to looking at tapes of juniors and calling their universities.
