Sentence examples for commit far from inspiring English sources

A far smaller population of heroin and crack users commit far more crimes, purely because their daily habit is prohibitively expensive.

Almost alone - although that might be unfair on the efforts of his colleagues in the back row, Martin Corry and Scott Quinnell - he forced Australia to commit far more players to the breakdown than the world champions wanted.

And they watch millions of their fellow citizens be put in cages for relatively minor offenses while the most powerful are free to commit far more serious crimes with complete impunity.

"My definition of anti-Semitism", says Alan Dershowitz of Harvard Law School, "is taking a trait that is universal and singling out only Israel for exhibiting that trait".Opponents of divestment argue that many governments commit far worse sins than Israel and yet are ignored by the divestment campaigners.

"We know that 50-year-olds commit far less crime than 25-year-olds, and every dollar going into housing a 50-year-old inmate is a dollar not going into dealing with a 16-year-old beginning to get into trouble".

They commit far less crime, including violent crime, than native-born Americans.

Meanwhile, other players are staying on the field after committing far worse offences.

Plus, the money would have to be committed far more rapidly than most companies would manage.

The Dane committed far too many unforced errors and Safina broke again at the start of the second set.

Frankly, I find Google+ irrelevant and so do many hundreds of millions of others still committing far too much of their time to Facebook.

Kompany in particular seemed very out of sorts here, getting nowhere near Sterling and committing far too many fouls for a footballer of his quality.