Examples of 'more time to devote' in a sentence

Meaning of "more time to devote"

More time to devote: Suggests the need or desire to allocate additional time or effort towards a particular task, project, or relationship

How to use "more time to devote" in a sentence

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more time to devote
That we might have more time to devote.
Leaving more time to devote to your fan club.
Evidently the players needed more time to devote to her.
More time to devote to work translates to economic growth.
That way we have more time to devote to each other.
More time to devote to only myself.
We all wish we had more time to devote to the work.
To my vital woodlice monitoring work . and it will give me more time to devote.
He now has more time to devote to his hobby.
You can take the course when you have more time to devote to it.
They have more time to devote to each child.
Writing became a passion for Buckland and he wanted more time to devote to it.
This leaves more time to devote to the next project.
Perhaps in retirement when I 'd have a little more time to devote to it.
Advisor has more time to devote to enhancing client relationships.

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Mike had always wanted to have more time to devote to his art.
Advisor has more time to devote to enhancing focus on client relationships.
Those managing fewer employees likely have more time to devote to a review process.
I have more time to devote to things I enjoy.
His financial stability allowed Varo more time to devote to her painting.
I have more time to devote to his cause . If anything, being badgeless just means.
But it also means that there is more time to devote to physical activities.
This gives me more time to devote individual time to everyone.
I knew that someday in the future I'd have more time to devote to myself.
To provide you with more time to devote yourself even further to your business.
But I decided to close it down, since I needed more time to devote to my paintings.
Now I got more time to devote to my comedy.
I think, "When THIS is over, then I'll have more time to devote to devotions.
A retiree also has more time to devote to home maintenance.
IT still has control, but they also have more time to devote to other issues.
This means they have more time to devote to each and every patient.
I simply wish I had more time to devote to it.
Extra training days allow more time to devote to weak points in physique or performance.
Think of it this way … you will have more time to devote to your writing.
So I will have more time to devote to my own painting.
Therefore, there is more time to devote to the job.
I wish I had more time to devote to that passion.
This means I will have a lot more time to devote to the association business.
You'll have more time to devote to your goals.
I truly wish I had more time to devote to research.
I just wish I had more time to devote to taking more pictures.
Do you have more time to devote to studies?
Sonnel, patrol officers have more time to devote to their community.
After that, you will have more time to devote to original research.
The latter would thus have more time to devote to dialogue-based consultations.
Today, as a freelancer, he has more time to devote to photography.
They, in turn, have more time to devote to you.
I'm retired, and have more time to devote to bees.
Now he 's retired, with more time to devote to his passions.
An5 } All the more time to devote to them.

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