Sentence examples for most often devoted from inspiring English sources

The great Roman amphitheatres called circuses after the Latin word for "circle"—were most often devoted to gladiatorial combats, chariot races, the slaughter of animals, mock battles, and other blood sports.

A recent report by McKinsey & Company said multinational companies often devoted less top management time to China — for many the most critical market within Asia — than they perhaps should.

Their nonmatinee afternoons are often devoted to reading scripts.

Dot Earth is often devoted to quantitative assessments.

"Just Jazz" often devoted an entire show to a single performer or ensemble.

These are often devoted to sharing, commenting and tagging scientific publications.

In addition, the materials often devoted a greater percentage of their stories to the "problem".

Students are required to major in a field of their choosing and often devote most of their education to courses in that area.

In most of these households with children, only the adults were food insecure because adults often devote their limited food resources to their children.

Consequently, officials often devote more attention and resources to areas with higher voter turnout.

The percentage of those who disagree with this dropped from 63% in the first survey to 53% after the campaign; when asked what attitudes were changed, parents most often refer to father devoting more time to children 18%, to talking more with children 17.6% and not hitting their children 17.4%.