Sentence examples for huge obligations from inspiring English sources

Some naïve investors bought large numbers, not realising that they were incurring huge obligations.

The accounting rule that has run into a buzz saw of criticism in the state capital, Austin, is intended to encourage politicians to deal ahead of time with the huge obligations they have imposed on future taxpayers.

He also accepted that "huge opportunities come with huge obligations" but is convinced that Shell has put an unprecedented planning and logistic into ensuring the drilling is as safe as possible.

Still, even after factoring in cash flow from Enron's core energy-trading operations, Enron could be left well short of what it needs to satisfy the huge obligations due by the end of next year -- meaning that Enron will probably have to work to persuade bankers to restructure debts or extend maturities.

We have a huge obligation to deliver.

"Joel Osteen, as a Pastor you have a huge obligation to show the love of Christ at this very moment.

When Lee snubbed the Yankees in December to sign with Philadelphia, Pettitte said he felt "a huge obligation" to start working out.

"People were angry because it's such a huge obligation at a time when the county doesn't really have the money," said Dario Moreno, a professor at Florida International University who has polled voters on the issue.

I wrote about some of the EMC assets Dell might consider selling to help offset the huge obligation.

"It's important to the entire Pacific North-West... the food crops, the salmon, the Indian tribes - it's a huge, huge obligation," she says.

"It's something that has to be looked into very carefully and very soon because it is a huge obligation and a lot of eggs in quite small baskets," he said.