Sentence examples for more time was devoted from inspiring English sources

The lessons went from being 45 minutes to an hour and a half, so more and more time was devoted to doing this thing that was very formal.

The report says that more time was devoted to which department should have responsibility for the issue than was spent on finding out the number.

Some thought was given to post-crisis security arrangements, and some papers have been written--even if far more thought has been given to ridding the region of the threat posed by Saddam Hussein, and more time was devoted to that end.

The group said elevating PE to be a core part of the curriculum would mean more time was devoted to it.

For example, more time was devoted to drug design and development in science degree programs than that provided to students enrolled in medicine degree programs.

Education sessions for midwives addressed the same areas but more time was devoted to the issues of efficacy and safety (mother and child) with role-play to consider how best to communicate these data to pregnant women.

Having left school, she herself becomes a teacher, of kindergarten and then of first grade, and here's something else you may not have heard about the film: more time is devoted to the classroom than to the bedroom.

But now the pendulum has swung to the opposite extreme: psychiatry departments have become bastions of molecular biology, at which much more time is devoted to studying and teaching psychopharmacology than to what are called talk therapies.... To my mind, academe's swing away from talk therapies is tragic.

(This may actually be a good sign, when more time is devoted to making wine instead of marketing it).

In Year 2 pre-season, an additional four weeks was available for planning leading to more time being devoted to the process.

We must insist that more time be devoted in medical school to house staff training, board examination preparation for medical specialties other than our own and to continuing medical education to pass this information on to younger colleagues.