English translation for immense obligation and usage examples from the best sources

Because the bottom line here is that G.M. needs new technology and it needs to get out of Detroit," where the immense costs of its contractual obligations to workers and retirees haunt it.

We can imagine asking it, under special circumstances, but only as the immense favor that it would be, rather than as the obligation that it decidedly is not.

The "tyranny of the gift" is an artful term coined by the medical sociologists Renée C. Fox and Judith P. Swazey to capture the way immense gratitude at receiving a kidney can morph into a sense of constricting obligation.

In Honolulu, Mrs. Clinton also celebrated the "opportunities and obligations" in Asia that are ripe for exploration after the immense expenditure of American blood and coin in Iraq and Afghanistan.

It is an immense critique of the present: a political contribution by Norman – refracted through Burke – driven by a deep sense of personal obligation.

It is an immense critique of the present: a political contribution by Norman - refracted through Burke - driven by a deep sense of personal obligation.

Immense storage.

Contractual obligation.

No obligation.

Then "Immense!".

A bride can feel that she is under immense pressure to purchase her gown when she has been made welcome into someone's home but would not feel the same obligation to buy from a high street store.