Sentence examples for prospect of devoting from inspiring English sources

But the prospect of devoting their peak earning years to unending opposition is less palatable.

For some, the prospect of a stadium devoted to baseball has validated the arrival of the first major league franchise in a generation.

But the prospect of quitting his job, devoting himself to fund-raising, and, even if he won, having to wait "nine years" to gain enough seniority to wield much influence, all led him to abandon the idea, he said in a telephone interview.

So the prospect of a major exhibition devoted to one of China's most important 20th-century artists sounds interesting.

All of his work was intensely spiritual, and he was devoted to the prospect of fully melding and unifying all religions.

Many young scientists who might not be thrilled at the prospect of working at a government lab devoted to building weapons of mass destruction find the idea of being a University of California researcher far more palatable.

Utterly devoted to Catherine, the prospect of parting at death must have been terrible.

But there are powerful voices and highly reasonable people — a New York Times Op-Ed columnist, David Brooks, being among the most prominent — who argue that the United States is undercutting its long-term competitiveness as well as the prospects of younger generations by devoting so much of the federal budget to its two giant programs for retirees, Medicare and Social Security.

Due to the great research prospect of silver nanoparticles in nanosensors, many researchers have devoted to study it [110, 111].

With the prospect of a warmer world, increased attention is being devoted to the implications for worker well-being and work performance.

With the prospect of a warmer world, increased attention is being devoted to the implications for worker well-being and work performance (5– 8).