Sentence examples similar to narrowly devoted from inspiring English sources
IN shortening its annual management conference to two days from three this year, the American Association of Advertising Agencies decided to focus the meeting agenda more narrowly than usual, devoting one general session to creativity and the other to interactive marketing.
Imagine, for instance, a third-grade classroom that was free of the laundry list of goals currently harnessing our teachers and students, and that was devoted instead to just a few narrowly defined and deeply focused goals.
Chris Huhne, the Lib Dems' home affairs spokesman, who was narrowly defeated by Clegg in last year's leadership contest, yesterday gave a taste of the battle when he devoted a third of his conference speech to attacking the Conservatives.
The house is now a museum devoted to the charismatic leader; a star exhibit is the car, riddled with bullet holes, in which he narrowly escaped assassination.
A8 Museum Opens With Accident The opening of the National Constitution Center, a museum devoted to the United States Constitution, was marred when a huge wood and steel frame collapsed, injuring several people and narrowly missing Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.
Wonderful neighbor, devoted friend.
Always devoted to family.
With the torrid weather conditions testing the drivers reflexes, Massa then narrowly avoided crashed out as he moved slightly off the racing line heading into Sainte Devote at the start of lap 16, sliding into the run-off area.
The measure lost narrowly.
