Sentence examples for manual devoted from inspiring English sources

The Times has an entire manual devoted to guidelines for ad acceptability.

His new (and rather beautiful) book, Three A Light, is a deluxe how-to manual devoted to this innovative method of growth.

Swearing has an unusual history in Russia: on the one hand, it is taken far more seriously than in the west and is considered inappropriate for use in polite company; on the other, it is considered an art form, with many dictionaries and manuals devoted to perfecting its use.

There are hundreds of advertising manuals devoted to Boomers, but they all point to one character trait: the selfish individual.

It has been reported that a significant part of Al Qaeda's training manual is devoted to agricultural terrorism, a frightening fact when you recall the reported terrorist interest in crop dusters".

Great swaths of the manual are devoted to elaborating ways in which counterinsurgents must compete for people's loyalty by providing better services in the villages and tribal encampments of the deep-rural Middle East.

In Ernst & Young's 750-plus page 2007 Tax Guide for example, more than 150 pages of the manual are devoted to the nitty-gritty of tax deductions.

One of the most helpful chapters in the manual is devoted to the content, maintenance, and ethics of the laboratory notebook.

A reference manual format is devoted to explaining the individual features of a software application (button, tab, field, and dialog box) and how they work.

Asked if the manual had a section devoted to her, Ms. Barrett laughed, "He never knew what to do with me".

Looked at in the long term, Canary Wharf is the final victory of "old corruption", the financier-rentier capitalism centred on the City and landowners over industry, literally building its new edifices on top of spaces formerly devoted to manual labour and working class organisation.