Sentence examples for may dedicate a from inspiring English sources

Unlike other companies involved in direct sales — including Amway, which may dedicate a product line or two to a more youth-oriented market, or Mary Kay and Avon, whose products are geared toward middle-aged women — Mark focuses almost exclusively on teenagers and women under 30.

For example, with the two tasks separated in this way one researcher may dedicate all their time purely to mesh-construction while another researcher constructs the biochemical model.

Instead, the premotor cortex may dedicate its resources to representing these features separately, creating a more compact and flexible representation.

No matter how deeply public officials may dedicate themselves to it, the task of tightening up the security on Election Night computers will remain a daunting one — and, if complete security is the standard, impossible.

Schwartz believes that California may dedicate lanes to autonomous vehicles within 10 years.

Some women, though, feel ambivalent about the term "feminism" even while they may dedicate their lives to gender equality.

In the cold season, ruffed lemurs are least active and may dedicate 2% of their resting time to sunbathing in order to warm up.

Some will argue that many physicians (generalist and specialists) may dedicate part of their time at the PHC centre and thus would be less committed and acquainted with the proposed changes.

Though the distilleries are fairly close together, leisurely travellers may want to dedicate a few days to taking in the distinct traditions and lore at each stop.

These are simple questions and the authors may want to dedicate a little space to dealing with them.

Hendrix announced, "We'd like to stop playing this rubbish ["Hey Joe"] and dedicate a song to the Cream, regardless of what kind of group they may be in – dedicate this to Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, and Jack Bruce".