Sentence examples for may now devote from inspiring English sources
So what Guardiola may now devote himself to developing, assuming he is not sacked, is tikka-takk 2.0.
He would now devote himself to writing his memoirs.
Even department stores now devote valuable floor space to what men wear on their feet.
What percentage of your time do you now devote to franchising?
Some stations now devote a full 10 weeks a year to the special shows.
Therefore, I would like to now devote even more time, effort and resources to them".
He added that the firm would now "devote more resources" to its international operations.
Government-supported efforts in Germany and Netherlands now devote a significant level of time and manpower to this educational task [ 21, 43].
More research is now devoted to describing structural peculiarities of both Ebonics and Gullah in detail, which may eventually shed more light on the origins and typological affiliations of AAE.
Our study suggests that perhaps a third of medical spending is now devoted to services that don't appear to improve health or the quality of care -- and may make things worse.
She now devotes herself to writing.
