Sentence examples for committed almost from inspiring English sources

Against Atlético, they committed almost twice as many fouls as their opponents.

Mr. Rendeiro contended that the crimes alleged were committed almost entirely by Mr. Dreier.

The European Union also committed almost $42 million in aid to address the refugee crisis on Libya's borders.

They were the leading commanders at Leyte Gulf, and both committed almost inexplicable errors in the course of the battle.

You have committed almost $3 billion more for the rights to the Games in 2002, 2004, 2006 and 2008.

In the last 10 days, Steinbrenner has committed almost $230 million to sign the shortstop Derek Jeter and the closer Mariano Rivera to long-term deals.

"But in trying not to give Bill a rosier report than the other guys, I could see going in the opposite direction and committing almost reverse nepotism".

Iraqi guards monitor its perimeter; Iraq's government has promised to commit almost 800 Iraqi soldiers to take over for the American patrols.

The Daily Telegraph, which carried a welcoming front page "Best deal for Britain", also called for May to commit "almost immediately... to expanding airport capacity in the south of England and renewing Trident".

While the Liberal Democrats are fully signed up to the laudable Get Britain Cycling recommendations, the Conservatives and Labour are maintaining their traditional approach of supporting cycling in theory while committing almost nothing specific.

Testimony at Congressional hearings by heads of these same four oil companies showed that paying lip service to safety and environmental protection while at the same time committing almost no intellectual or material resources to advance the decades-old technology used in a crisis is endemic to the industry.