Sentence examples for started to devote from inspiring English sources

The council, Mr. Sarmeeni said, had also started to devote more attention to financing the opposition fighters and "we are about to pay salaries for all officers".

Only during the last 20 years have plantations and historical homes started to devote serious attention to the exploration of the lives and roles of the enslaved.

Trained as a financial analyst, Ms. Roby started to devote nights, weekends and holidays during the mid-1990s to fulfilling her longtime aspiration to write.

But it wasn't until the late 20th Century, that many firms really started to devote time, money and often an entire team of designers, specifically charged with looking at biological solutions to technological hurdles they came across.

In the last few years, lawmakers in Washington and Sacramento have started to devote significant dollars to developing the system.

That's partly why Ford has started to devote his life to talking about what happened as well as mentor young people.

Instead, they say they are slowly starting to devote more resources to Android in the hope that those efforts will pay off.

And so I guess that was sort of the moment I decided that this is an issue that I need to keep on the front burner and start to devote a lot of time and attention to on behalf of our clients.

"Together Gil and I developed the core concepts of VinX, and started to actively devote ourselves full time to VinX in November 2017".

When traffic to the blog, greg.abstract.ch started to rise, he began devoting half a day every day and much of the weekend to it.

It has started compelling us to devote our energies to rearmament, our leisure to drilling, our income to taxes; it has cast over our lives the shadow of doom.