Sentence examples for Many obligations from inspiring English sources

I had too many obligations in Chicago.

Being bearded is just one of many obligations that some strictly religious Jewish men uphold.

But he cautioned that Rosneft was already "a company with a great many obligations and commitments".

Transferring the pipeline to Dynegy will leave fewer assets to satisfy Enron's many obligations.

But, she says, having parents with so many obligations has palpable effects on learning.

But you're busy and have many obligations, and the goal gets pushed back.

There are of course many types of obligations: legal obligations, financial obligations, obligations of etiquette, and obligations that hold in virtue of belonging to some club or association, to name just a few.

Doing so tells the government how big an obligation it is taking on and tells holders of government debt how many other obligations they are competing against in their hope to be repaid.

"They don't have many financial obligations.

But it would have had to default on many other obligations.

The title of cardinal carries many intangible obligations, as well as intangible benefits, Monsignor Shelley said.