Sentence examples for we should devote from inspiring English sources

We should devote ourselves to something that doesn't benefit us more than it absolutely has to?

Editor John Rowbotham says: "After such an historic and momentous Wimbledon win it was only right that we should devote much of Wednesday's Observer to our local hero.

Someday baseball statistics may be so sophisticated that they will be what James Joyce said his work was, something we should devote our lives to mastering.

Maybe the lesson for the United States is that we should devote fewer resources to shoring up foreign armies and more to bolstering schools both at home and abroad.

Eighteen months ago the political leaders of the world agreed at the Millennium summit here in New York that we should devote the first 15 years of this new century to a major onslaught on poverty, illiteracy and disease.

Those who rail against me believe that we should devote our entire resource to organising street protests, while others believe we have been too radical, that we should not have been involved in any protests, or even that we should have backed the rise in tuition fees.

We think that the EU should devote its energies to those problems which the Member States cannot solve themselves, that is to say the cross-border issues.

Based on this study we propose community annotation projects should devote resources to direct solicitation for input and streamlining of the processes or interfaces used to collect this input.

Motivated by these results, we suggest that the local government should devote more attention to infectious diseases than to other general diseases.

"We also welcome the recommendation that the bishops and religious superiors should devote much time to listening to survivors and attending to their needs".

My final point is that journals should devote more space to the correction of previous work and that we need a mechanism for flagging problems with papers once identified.