Sentence examples for precisely devoted to from inspiring English sources

The papers in the special issue of the Journal of Environmental Economics and Management are precisely devoted to this broad research agenda.

In the same vein, lysosomal organelles have been analyzed in different experimental settings, precisely devoted to the understanding of how certain lysosomal cysteinyl proteases, e.g. cathepsins, can contribute to the cross talk between endolysosomes and mitochondria during apoptosis.

For decades, modern French composers have been devoted to precisely the sort of stylistic purity and progressive ideology that Berlioz disdained.

The absurdity of the theatres — imperial spaces for democratic man — was reassuring; they were the perfect environment for an art form that was so lovable precisely because it was devoted to the unending appeal of illusion.

O'Donaghue says that he considers Marinoff's three-day certification efforts "ludicrous" and that "the psychologists are laughing at us!" Marinoff's strongest competition, in fact, comes from the American Society for Philosophy Counseling and Psychotherapy (A.S.P.C.P ., which is devoted to precisely the opposite tack -- seeking bridges to the established professions.

In fact, at least a third of my book is devoted to precisely that topic.

And yet, out of 504 minutes -- that's almost eight and a half hours total -- of broadcast network coverage of the presidential campaign to date, precisely eight minutes have been devoted to Bernie's campaign.

Precisely because synthetic cell projects are devoted to a hypothetical object (to something which is inexistent and fictitious as yet), imaginative metaphors are bound to play a decisive role.

Make of this holiday what you will, but it is the only one in the calendar devoted to acknowledging, if not precisely celebrating, time itself.

What's absent from the many pages devoted to public service "reform" is precisely "reform", at least as his neighbour at 10 Downing Street understands it.

"Precisely those students who need the most resources devoted to their education will be deprived of it".