Sentence examples similar to sudden obligations from inspiring English sources

In any case, few are in any doubt as to the real reason for Mr Ribadu's sudden obligation to go back to school.

Failure to increase it causes sudden nonpayment of past government obligations and contracts, which is politically and economically unacceptable to all.

There have been painful operations in her family, sudden deaths, and the kinds of obligations, financial and familial, that do not usually show up on college applications.

First and foremost: The mainstream media has an obligation to connect the sudden use of violent rhetoric and imagery by GOP leadership to the various incidents of violent language and actions by political activists.

A few months ago Caroline and I spent an evening talking about our "escape fantasies" -- the lives we'd choose for ourselves if all of a sudden we didn't have any family obligations.

With many cities now preoccupied with other crushing costs — pension obligations, retiree health care, accumulated unpaid bills — a sudden call to honor a long-forgotten bond guarantee can be a bolt from the blue, precipitating a crisis.

He's generous enough to give me sudden access to his life, without placing me under an obligation to do anything more than giggle and cluck.

''Perhaps more than any other single event, the sudden mass downgrades of (residential mortgage-backed securities) and (collateralized debt obligation) ratings were the immediate trigger for the financial crisis," the staff for Senators Carl Levin and Tom Coburn wrote in their report.

If you are a regulated mobile medical app, then all of a sudden in the FDA's eyes you become a traditional medical device manufacturer, with the obligations that go along with that.

What caused the sudden cash crunch?Banks keep cash in reserve both to satisfy regulatory requirements and to meet their obligations to customers, creditors and each other.

Sudden sensation.