Sentence examples for those that devote from inspiring English sources

Rather, the mice that leave the most progeny are those that devote resources to breeding at as early an age as possible.

It became obvious that he couldn't work for the city and I immediately made sure that he no longer did and that we as a policy should try to treat each other – particularly those that devote their lives to public service – as humanely as possible and not make a terrible situation any worse for him and his family.

Those newspapers that devote acres of space to covering the adventures of Will and Kate are disgusted that Kensington Palace arranged for the Duchess of Cambridge to spend time last week "editing" the Huffington Post, favourite blogging website of the public relations industry.

But this handsome restaurant is hardly suited to be all things to all people, and pizza seemed out of place here — a moot point as Grappolo's soggy Margherita topped with waxy mozzarella couldn't compete with those at several nearby establishments that devote themselves to the craft of pizza-making, with the pie the star attraction.

They will no longer be able to sell plans that devote 30 percent of revenue to salaries for their workers.

There are other references that devote their efforts on proposals for dynamic cell-breathing coordination.

Selection favors individuals that devote a higher proportion of energy to defense or counterdefense than other individuals.

Other than that, devote your attention to the date, not the phone.

Given that the label's sales fell another 7.9% in the first quarter of 2015, those devotees don't seem that devoted.

Programs like Medicare, he says, brought about the demise of "voluntary charities and organizations, such as friendly societies, that devoted themselves to helping those in need" during the early 20th century.

It is a novel of mind-blowing laboriousness that devotes hundreds of pages to the composer's childhood alone.