Sentence examples for paragraph is devoted to from inspiring English sources

Only a paragraph is devoted to education savings accounts, which have, until now, been limited to $500 a year to pay for higher education.

In short, nobody knows how it will impact the race.For proof of the uncertainty that reigns just now, I can only cite my favourite campaign email of the last 24 hours, a four-paragraph missive from Mr Romney in which one full paragraph is devoted to asking supporters to bring campaign yard signs indoors before the storm strikes.

More importantly, in the first article on the 16 Cities Study (Jenkins et al. 1996; p. 475), a paragraph is devoted to the tasks and responsibilities of the three institutions (ORNL, RJ Reynolds, and Bellomy Research).

In the conclusions of the Council relating to the Convention, one paragraph is devoted to the forum and it seems to be more about informing the network of organisations than having their contributions in the work of the Convention.

The first paragraph was devoted to Ramsay's television celebrity.

This means that the first set of body paragraphs is devoted to addressing every aspect of the first subject and the second set, to addressing every aspect of the second subject, making sure to address each aspect in the same order.

Many paragraphs are devoted to putting President Obama's record in the most flattering light possible.

The first 30 paragraphs were devoted to an inflammatory conflation of Nazi Germany (the word "Nazi" appears five times), modern Iran, Al Qaeda (a Sunni ideology foreign to Shiite Iran) and global terrorism, with lonely and exceptional Israel standing up against them all.

The vast majority, 58percentt (or 21 paragraphs), was devoted to his progressive agenda.

He writes to her to tell her he's found a new dad, and paragraphs are devoted to her devastation.

A whole paragraph in the Discussion section is devoted to this problem and has been slightly modified to increase clarity.