Sentence examples for committed too much to from inspiring English sources

The Heat have committed too much to two guys past their prime anyway you look at it.

Indian officials have coyly refused to commit too much to any particular suitor.

Even with that, we had scenes where we kind of see what happens -- that we pulled at the last second, to not leave things too much dangling or committing too much to something.

Don't commit too much to base building in the early game.

One investor, Amos Hostetter, who made a fortune in the cable business, said some Quadrangle investors have committed too much money to such private equity investors and are pushing to reduce fees.

Like Nosgovitz, Richard Hoey, chief economic strategist for fund family Dreyfus Corp., worries that investors have committed too much of their portfolios to technology.

Oman had committed too much of its limited gas production to long-term liquefied natural gas (LNG) export contracts.

But another reason is that they committed too much during the buyout boom.

"There seems to be a real lousy correlation between where we're spending our dollars and disease burden," Representative Bill Cassidy (R LA) told Collins at one roundtable, suggesting that the agency commits too much funding to AIDS research and not enough to Alzheimer's, relative to the projected impact of the two diseases.

If you decide to buy one through Craigslist, it will be easy to get more information about the bike without committing too much information to the seller.

Builders, wary of committing too much money to new housing in the aftermath of the recession and painfully slow recovery, did not have enough units available to match an unexpected increase in demand from buyers.