Sentence examples for needs devote from inspiring English sources

The amount of space that the rest of your paper needs devote to conflicts, economic pickles and other man-made messes is surely testimony to the mile we fall short of mental perfection as a species.

But to play any kind of global role effectively, the UK is likely always to require allies within its own continent, and far more enterprise needs devoting to this.

"We assume as a society that young people will just develop these skills naturally, but we really need devote some time to teach them," says Melhman.

Future studies are needed, devoted to effective procedures for discrimination of temporal similarity, including validating these procedures on experimental data sets.

Ms. Antonova said that she needs to devote herself to her family.

Gandhi now needs to devote her full attention to reviving India's economy.

"He feels he needs to devote his time to his duties in Manchester," Mr. McGee said.

Our government needs to devote much more attention and resources to addressing these top-priority problems.

That may be something to which Mr Ellison, America's unlikely new shareholder champion, needs to devote some thought.

Urban planning needs to devote more effort to providing clean water and waste management, particularly in informal settlements.

Obviously, this campaign needs to devote more attention to the lack of entertainment options in upstate New York.