Sentence examples for it possible to devote from inspiring English sources

He asks big questions: for example, is it possible to devote a life to passions misspent, climbing, as it were, the wrong mountain?

While it is possible to devote considerable space to water process design, most water treatment and handling equipment is in fact laid out like any other process plant.

However, in 1985 it became possible to devote the extension entirely to the Gallery's uses, due to a donation of almost £50 million from Lord Sainsbury and his brothers Simon and Sir Tim Sainsbury.

I don't suppose it would be possible to devote so much effort to rescuing literature from oblivion without some affection for what's being saved.

And because it is the primary objective of the fiscal stimulus to support the economy in the short run, it is not possible to devote a much larger proportion to the longer term objective of fighting climate change.

Practically, it is not possible to devote circuitry for each PU licensee.

It isn't possible to devote your full attention to driving, the road, things happening around you and the phone buttons at the same time.

Cults can only form around things about which it's possible to become very passionate, things that are possible to devote yourself to deeply, and find connections to in different parts of your life.

He held a series of "crap jobs --janitor, drugstore clerk--that he would later pass on to his characters, but it was Maryann who took on most of the work, hoping to give her husband as much time as possible to devote to his writing.

Government rarely found it possible routinely to devote the time and resources to being an informed customer.

Mr. Giuliani's illness caused him to withdraw from the Senate race, but that difficult decision has now made it possible for him to devote his administrative talents to solving a significant social problem.