Sentence examples for commit big from inspiring English sources

Along with Germany, France was one of the first countries to commit big cash to a climate fund to help developing countries.

The relative under-performance of black stories had become almost a self-fulfilling prophecy here, with distributors unwilling to commit big marketing budgets for a category lacking proven hits.

Representative Gary Ackerman, the Fifth District Democrat who lobbied hard for Mr. Forbes when local Democrats initially balked at endorsing him, has now become one of Ms. Seltzer's biggest fans and is urging national leaders to commit big dollars to her campaign.

But most sponsors remain loathe to commit big money to boxing.

Most people fail to commit big, and thus fail to achieve big.

"They gotta commit, big time," he says, choosing his verb carefully.

Trading for Beckett and Crawford suggests a risky long-term strategy of committing big money to players who seem to be in steep decline.

If you're committing big money and (even more importantly) term to a player in a cap league, you're courting disaster.

And he noted that Mr. Trump had committed big bucks to the bid to bring the Olympics to New York in 2012.

Ford and Starbucks have used location-based networks in a bid to lure in more customers.There are, however, several reasons why many marketers are still wary of committing big money to Foursquare and its like.

Is it merely a coincidence that two of the Patriots' division rivals have committed big bucks to two less-than-stellar quarterbacks and otherwise stocked their teams with overpaid, mediocre talent, or is there something about trying to compete with Belichick and Brady that causes general managers to do dumb things?