Sentence examples for a vast commitment to from inspiring English sources

Acer, the world's second-largest PC maker, has already made a vast commitment to the smartphone market.

In 2003, ostensibly but misguidedly as part of his global war on terror, the younger Mr Bush invaded Iraq, rid the country of Saddam but then got bloodily stuck; it took a vast commitment of American troops and fresh thinking to bring the violence under control.

Writing what is essentially a compilation of essays requires a vast commitment of time, reading and effort.

"The site has an impressive commitment to sustainability, including a vast wood-chip boiler to supply heating and hot water, and a café that serves delicious local food".

Our entire practice takes great pride in delivering a vast array of neurological and other medical services with a commitment to excellence.

"After Facebook's IPO my husband and I made a commitment to give away the vast majority of our wealth in our lifetimes and the No. 1 motivating factor for me is rebalancing the economy to make it work more fairly".

There are now a vast number of education authorities under Conservative control, but they have not been clamouring for a Tory commitment to build a grammar in every town.

It's largely wordless, sombrely spectacular, vast and intimate at the same time, with a commitment to detailed physical reality that commands amazed attention for a tight hundred minutes.

Not a vast sum in the scheme of things, but ENO, which reported a loss of £2m two years ago, has made a commitment to balance its budget and £200,000 could make the difference in doing that.

He had a fervent commitment to internationalism.

Instead, a renewed commitment to the basics.