Sentence examples for partially devoted from inspiring English sources

In Stamford, Frank Mercede's new 67,000-square-foot, four-story building at 850 Canal Street is partially devoted to a design center, but 14,000 square feet of offices are available at $26 a foot.

(The writers' room features a screen partially devoted to Trump's Twitter feed, just to make sure the staff doesn't miss anything).

Of the participants, 982 (98.5 %) were non-tenured professors and their work effort was at least partially devoted to teaching activities in 79.2 % of cases.

"Doing research in self-driving cars, there is only so much you can do in an academic environment," she told me in an interview about her decision to at least partially devote her time to a private enterprise.

Gardening, the laying out and care of a plot of ground devoted partially or wholly to the growing of plants such as flowers, herbs, or vegetables.

If it's hard to believe people follow pop singers and reality TV stars enough to care about what phones they use, simply scan the Web to find a slew of sites partially or wholly devoted to tracking exactly that, from CelebrityBlackberrySightings.com to GeekSugar.com.

Large, privately owned plantations that focus on cash crops could be partially seized, and sections devoted to a "commons-like" setup – of which part would be devoted to organic/crop rotational techniques.

Du Bois was impressed with the vast amount of publicity and funds the Communists devoted to the partially successful defense effort, and he came to suspect that the Communists were attempting to present their party to African Americans as a better solution than the NAACP.

Further south a third courtyard, only partially excavated, seems to have been devoted to domestic use.

This section is mainly devoted to some applications on partially ordered metric and other spaces.

Many zoonoses may not be related solely to concentrated animal husbandry, but this workshop was devoted to those at least partially attributable to concentration and practices associated with them.