Sentence examples for just oblige from inspiring English sources

The state, says Dian Grueneich, one of the commissioners, hopes to meet half of all projected demand growth through increased energy efficiency.Less dainty governments just oblige the most energy-hungry firms to cut back.

And the brand's overtures toward fuel efficiency are more than just obliging nods, with a Formula One-derived engine stop-start system that reportedly bolsters fuel economy by nearly 30 percent over the last-generation SLK55, to an estimated 19 miles per gallon in city driving and 28 m.p.g. in highway driving, despite a gain of 60 horsepower.

Your rapist was just obliging you.

"The water company is just obliged to fluoridate where asked," a spokesperson said.

I was intoxicated at the time and I didn't really think about it, so I just obliged".

That means it is only obliged to make just under 25percentnt of its shares available to investors.

You also have a lot of commitments that you just are obliged or obligated to do.

The two second rows, who were just awesome, obliged by winning the ball.

Similar exasperation, and anti-austerity protests, have been seen in other countries across the world, not just those obliged to seek foreign bailouts, with the Occupy movement expressing some of this frustration and, often, solidarity with Greeks.

Whether Monroe's strap-tease at the Plaza had been premeditated, "engineered in advance" (as Curtis Gathje writes in "At the Plaza") or just an obliging snap, the eye-popping effect was duplicated in the film.

Clifford admitted to the jury that he'd had four long-term relationships while married to his first wife; as for the sex parties, he claimed to be just an obliging host.