Sentence examples for should not devote from inspiring English sources

But many hedge fund managers and consultants say the S.E.C. should not devote much of its limited resources to safeguarding the interests of hedge fund investors, who tend to be either wealthy individuals or large institutions like pension funds.

"Does this really merit the front page, let alone a mention in the newspaper at all?" she asked, suggesting that The Times should not devote precious resources to overexposed celebrities.

He advised others to do likewise: "one should not devote so much effort to the Meditations and to metaphysical questions, or give them elaborate treatment in commentaries and the like.

Does this mean we should not devote extraordinary efforts to the prevention of extinction-inducing catastrophes here on Earth?

While I worked, or floundered, on my first novel, I sometimes asked myself, "Why make literature?" I wondered if I shouldn't devote myself exclusively to doing research and improving my standing as a mathematician.

When she was a month old she was sent to live with her grandmother "because the government persuaded people that they shouldn't devote their life, energy and talents to their family but to the motherland.

"On several occasions after Operation Weeting had started and I had returned from sick leave, the chair of the MPA, Kit Malthouse, expressed a view that we should not be devoting this level of resources to the phone-hacking inquiry as a consequence of a largely political and media-driven 'level of hysteria'," Stephenson wrote.

Unfortunately, he does not devote much attention to exactly which individual rights should be recognized constitutionally.

Looking back, I realize that I did not devote myself to my schoolwork as much as I should have.

So shouldn't I devote a big slice of the pie of my day to shoving food into my body, primarily through my mouth?

Medicine cannot advance as it should if we are not devoted to the principles, and diligent in the applications of good science.