Sentence examples for massive commitment to from inspiring English sources

New supercritical coal plants are a massive commitment to increased cumulative emissions.

A source at BBC comedy says the corporation has a "massive commitment" to the genre, demonstrated for instance by the many hours shown over Christmas – including Catherine Tate's Nan, Not Going Out, Boomers, We're Doomed: The Dad's Army Story and A Gert Lush Christmas.

"We made a massive commitment to growth," he says.

He has made a massive commitment to come here, lived on his own.

The great irony in the Obama administration's latest expansion of entitlements, its massive commitment to health care, is that it has created one that most Americans don't want.

More generally, even the Irish Rep shouldn't tackled Sean O'Casey's epic, tricky masterpiece Juno And The Paycock without a massive commitment to scaling the heights of this work.

For many years, the global community has focused on fighting diseases with plans that are resource-heavy and which require massive commitments to stage their interventions.

A senior DEA official might also wish to sit in to highlight the massive DEA commitment to Thailand.

The authors acknowledge that it would take time and massive political commitment to shift consumption patterns in rich countries, but believe that providing contraception would cost comparatively little.

Despite a massive international commitment to assist Haiti, the majority of these people still lack access to basic services like healthcare, clean water, toilets, sanitation and live in tattered shelters.

Among other things, but first and foremost, we need a massive national commitment to create more jobs, primarily in education and renewable energy since this can be done quickly provided there is the political will.