Sentence examples for commit considerable time from inspiring English sources

The newspaper was willing to commit considerable time and money to a single story, and a November, 2003, series on Wal-Mart's business practices — reported from Asia and Central America, as well as from the United States — remains the definitive newspaper study of the subject; it won another Pulitzer for the Times.

TALIS data show that, across countries, relatively few teachers participate in the kinds of professional development that they believe has the largest impact on their work, namely qualification programs and individual and collaborative research, even if those who do commit considerable time and money to these courses consider them effective.

"With cloud, you know what you get without committing considerable time and resources," he explained.

Second, the administration of US President Obama has committed considerable time and emphasis to Southeast Asia as well as to regional multilateral institutions as part of its "rebalance" policy to the Asia Pacific region (Daggett et al. 2012).

He also says the company has "incurred considerable costs and have had to invest considerable time" due to the dispute.

The IUGONET project team has provided exhibitions at various meetings and committed considerable investments of time, manpower, and funds to enhance the capacity-building aspects of the data service for students of all levels, as well as established scientists unfamiliar with the IUGONET.

The UBA commits considerable human resources to fulfilling this task with independent expertise and in accordance with the state of knowledge in science and technology.

But it committed to keeping record low interest rates for "a considerable time".

The central bank, led by Janet Yellen, said the final tranche of bonds under its quantitative easing programme would be bought this month, but it committed to keeping record low interest rates for "a considerable time".

We wish to note, with thanks, the considerable time and effort that has been committed to this paper by the two reviewers.

She drew to commit works to memory, to study in depth what the artists had done – the very least their work deserved, she said, as "it took the artist considerable time to make".