Sentence examples for which may devote from inspiring English sources

In this country, the boxes are popular in supermarkets and working-class liquor stores, which may devote half an aisle to them.

In the past, a tony money management firm, which may devote its energies to investing for endowments and pension funds, would have snubbed your overtures if you didn't have at least $5 million to $10 million or more.

The state requires at least 180 school days, four of which may be devoted to professional development.

Three main potential mechanisms have been highlighted in the literature [ 24]: first, the reductions in working hours may induce either lower work-related stress, increase time for leisure, which may be devoted to health-promoting activities, such as physical exercise [ 25], more sleep, health care or an increase in the time spent cooking instead of consuming processed food.

It may devote more money to that.

They may devote more manpower to posting guards and sentries.

With media involved, local police may devote more resources to solving the case.

Also, most security officers are employed for less than five years, so this profession might be seen as a just in between job, which may make them less devoted to their job and less interested in what is needed for the job - the metal detector.

Which may also give him the hint.

Typically, PCPs are over-extended taking care of other chronic diseases, such as obesity, hypertension and diabetes, which may explain their restricted time devoted to increased understanding of RMDs.

She also seems to be acting on the faith that her recent work is her best, which may not be wrong: the gallery devoted to her wide-ranging forays in ceramic sculptures from the past six years is a knockout.