Sentence examples for no longer devote from inspiring English sources

Eisenhower, therefore, could no longer devote a preponderance of supplies to Montgomery at Patton's expense.

Whoever acquires the habit can no longer devote himself to important activities...

I knew then that I could no longer devote my time and energy to furthering their cause.

A1 Winfrey Ending Book Picks Oprah Winfrey said her show would no longer devote broadcasts to her influential Oprah's Book Club on a regular basis.

It requires double concentration, double preparation, double everything - but at least you can hope the result will be doubly rewarding!" None the less, there does come a point in many conductor-instrumentalists' lives when they realise that they can no longer devote sufficient time to their specialist instrument.

But in a statement Amott said he could no longer devote the time necessary to the role because of work commitments and was departing with a "heavy heart".

In both industries, managers are no longer devoted to mere widget-building.

Indeed, the Fed is able to focus on communication in part because it is no longer devoting all of its energies to crisis management.

Conservatives implied that they had changed, that they were no longer devoted to a libertarian gutting of social welfare but a nationalistic protection of it.

Although she can quote Jane Austen by heart, she no longer devotes time to novels or friends, doesn't date, doesn't own a television, and hasn't taken a vacation in ten years.

​Ottawa police say they're no longer devoting cybercrime resources to tracking down the hacker group known as Aerith, which has been a thorn in its side for nearly a month.