Sentence examples for committing too much from inspiring English sources

Local critics have accused the all-powerful petroleum ministry of committing too much for export at prices that are too low.

The trick will be to avoid committing too much capacity in the early days to "cheap" minutes, such as pay phones in remote rural areas.

They were careful not to raise expectations by committing too much time or money in Iowa, running more of a stealth campaign and stopping by just enough to make sure voters were not offended by his absence.

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.

Except for pockets like Flanders, Simon believes that the major mistake Europe's leading incinerator countries have made is committing too much trash to incineration too soon by instituting landfill bans.

Get some experience under your belt before committing too much capital.

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

"There's a reluctance to commit too much," said Todd Salamone, an analyst at Schaeffer's Investment Research.

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

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

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.