Sentence examples for thus devoted from inspiring English sources
He thus devoted all his public statements today to special appeals for the still elusive support of young people.
The bulk of the paper is thus devoted to the description of 11 sub-facies types that have been identified in the three AFDs, and their environmental interpretation.
This work is thus devoted to the prediction of the critical loading of such a sandwich structure under through-thickness compression.
(Snapchat, for example, has had trouble with Android performance). A huge part of Instagram's engineering efforts are thus devoted to making its Android app work better outside the United States.
Haig thus devoted 46 of his divisions to the front from the Channel to Gouzeaucourt (southwest of German-held Cambrai) and 14 to the remaining third of the front from Gouzeaucourt past German-held Saint-Quentin to the Oise River.
The first part is thus devoted to the history of these chimneys, how and why they were built, their dimensions, and the pathologies or causes that could lead to the need for their repair or strengthening.
The agreed wisdom was that Mr Obama might thus devote his final, lame-duck years to domestic matters unlike predecessors who headed abroad to escape frustrations at home.
In a paper published in the journal Scientific Study of Literature, Washington and Lee University professors Chris Gavaler and Dan Johnson set out to measure how identifying a text as science fiction makes readers automatically assume it is less worthwhile, in a literary sense, and thus devote less effort to reading it.
Writing under the pseudonym "Un Vieux Bramine" [An Old Brahmin] in La Bouche fer, Bulletin du Cercle Social [The Iron Mouth, the Bulletin of the (club) The Social Circle], he addressed himself to other friends of liberty, proclaiming: "I believe humankind is infinitely perfectible, and that it should thus devote itself to achieving peace, liberty and equality, whose term is impossible to fix.
It later voted to make Lido the first area for revitalization, thus devoting city funds and staff time.
All developed countries are facing a sustained shift in the demographic composition of their population and are thus devoting major effort to increasing the work participation rate of aging and disabled people [ 1].
