Sentence examples for we would devote from inspiring English sources

"If we had a disease that was killing as many people as our guns in our country, we would devote a lot more resources to make sure we had the best data, the best research to know what is most affected".

Senator Ashcroft told a conservative think tank in 1997: "A government which takes the resources that we would devote toward the interdiction of drugs and converts them to treatment resources, and instead of saying 'Just say no' says 'Just say maybe' or 'Just don't inhale'... is a government that accommodates us at our lowest and least".

No, indeed: The giddiness crept up on us after we'd devoted an evening to consuming the 90.4-proof 90.4-proofler's Westbourne Strength Gin itself.

The why of it all is not something that could be solved over the course of a weekend, even if we'd devoted full time to it and skipped the other fun of festival-going: the white tents, the bands, the t-shirts and book bags and the laughter, the discussion of what we were reading, what we wanted to read, what we'd just read.

While studying at the School of American Ballet, we had teachers who would devote so much time and energy to show us how a simple movement or gesture (like the offering of a hand, the presentation of a foot, the turn of a head) can be so rich with emotion and intention if approached a certain way.

Nevertheless, the Picowers "have initiated discussions with the trustee to reach a settlement" of the litigation "to avoid years of extensive litigation," Mr. Zabel said, adding "we would hope the trustee would devote his energy and resources to those discussions".

At times we wrote together, driving and correcting each other; at other times we divided the acts into sections, and each of us would devote his day to the preparation of a scene or monologue.

Thus, we might predict that species with greater memory needs, such as food-storing birds, would devote more of their daily time budgets to sleep.

Thereafter he would devote himself exclusively to literature.

Its best and brightest would devote themselves to clean energy, not financial speculation.

He announced upon emerging that he would devote the rest of his life to religious work.