Sentence examples for expensive commitment from inspiring English sources

It's also an expensive commitment.

But getting connected has always been an expensive commitment.

This is an expensive commitment, but it keeps productive workers alive.

Soundtracks offer instant commercial gratification without the expensive commitment associated with long-term artist development.

Mormons tithe, too, which makes it an expensive commitment; and they keep secret the interior of their temples.

He can't be sleeping too soundly — the Sox's "All-In" marketing campaign is a daily reminder of an expensive commitment to winning now.

Labour emphasised fiscal discipline; the Tories splashed around expensive commitments.

But it also contains hugely expensive commitments that are unjustified.

With expensive commitments to Alex Rodriguez, C. C. Sabathia, Mark Teixeira and others, Johnson's modest contract was a bonus.

That budget, which contained expensive commitments to increase pension and child benefit, has been blamed for the defeat which followed.

And Mr. Bush has made expensive commitments of his own, from expanding access to health care to building a national missile defense.