Sentence examples for may not devote from inspiring English sources

On the other side, however, a student who applies for too many scholarships may not devote enough time to personalize each of the applications.

Rick Santorum, who will have a harder time in the state with its smaller evangelical Christian bloc, campaigned in Florida on Sunday, but since the state has a winner-take-all contest, his campaign may not devote as many resources here as it did to the other states.

Given that Oracle touts a commanding market share with its own proprietary database solutions, it is conceivable that the company may not devote adequate resources to its open source counterpart.

However, students who cannot make accurate judgments may not devote effort to studying (Ehrlinger et al., 2008) or may devote effort to studying content already understood while neglecting content that is not (Tobias and Everson, 1996).

Devote yourself to projects that may not pay you much, but where what you learn becomes more priceless than the pay you receive.

It's less realistic for students who may not have devoted sufficient attention to the class up till now, or those who did try hard but for one reason or another didn't do as well as they'd hoped to.

Do not devote your life's mission to being confident.

So what Guardiola may now devote himself to developing, assuming he is not sacked, is tikka-takk 2.0.

Even with two Cups on his résumé, he may not want to devote himself to skating uphill all the time.

In retrospect, and in fairness, the network show runner, who had only one weekend programme of just 22 minutes' duration to cover the entire world's news, may have been right in not devoting any of his preciously few minutes to an uplifting but far from earth-shattering story of fighting hatred.

Burning Man, as you may or may not know, is devoted to "radical self-expression".