Sentence examples for committed so much from inspiring English sources

But he said this was the first time the United States had committed so much in military strength and civilian effort to the country, and therefore the doubters were being "irresponsible" in not looking at the bigger picture.

It is difficult to imagine more than a score of EU members meekly abandoning a political project to which they have committed so much energy just because one or two countries have turned it down.

The team committed so much money to so many second-tier players with long-term contracts that it is finding it difficult to trade those players to other teams.

Because the government has committed so much money to A.I.G., Representatives Elijah E. Cummings, Democrat of Maryland, and Peter DeFazio, Democrat of Oregon, are asking the S.E.C. to investigate all the Abacus deals issued by Goldman, and especially those insured by A.I.G.

In a program produced by Sergei Danilian, the "Kings" creative director, and performed at City Center on Friday night, the generic and sappy dances on display were as ridiculous as they were irrelevant to the art of ballet to which these dancers have committed so much of their lives.

Bijan Sabet, Spark Capital: It is nice to see an entrepreneur who has committed so much of his life to a product.

"Kids are committing so much earlier, and parents totally understand the process.

And they become available because teams commit so much money to keeping tackles.

"When colleges commit so much to a nonintellectual, even an anti-intellectual endeavor," Gutting said, "they join hands with the forces that want to marginalize intellectual endeavors".

"For a company to commit so much to new work reflects on how you're supposed to see old work," he says.

The government has to say why it is prepared to commit so much blood and treasure – in that order – and why it is a British vital interest.