Sentence examples for to devoting some from inspiring English sources

"Everything that could be handled fast, they handled fast and they have made a commitment to devoting some serious time to looking at the more complex problems -- and I hope that those proceedings are open to the public".

So Manager Terry Collins was forced to devote some of his afternoon Saturday to address the issue.

And that's why I have tried to devote some effort to doing this.

What are you planning to devote some listening time to this week?

That may be something to which Mr Ellison, America's unlikely new shareholder champion, needs to devote some thought.

In all, he plans to devote some $3 billion £1.66 billion) to green power sources over the next ten years.

He plans to devote some of his conservation acres to growing feed for his cows and some to grazing.

It fought against the proposal (called ecological focus areas) to devote some land on every farm to wildlife.

For those who want to devote some play money to more aggressive ideas... well, I'll talk about that, too.

It would seem as though the only possible drawback is that you would have to devote some brainpower to deciding what to do with it.

To avoid these adverse price effects, the logic of cost-benefit analysis dictates that institutional investors should be prepared to devote some resources to opposing such measures.