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Acer, the world's second-largest PC maker, has already made a vast commitment to the smartphone market.
Writing what is essentially a compilation of essays requires a vast commitment of time, reading and effort.
In 2003, ostensibly but misguidedly as part of his global war on terror, the younger Mr Bush invaded Iraq, rid the country of Saddam but then got bloodily stuck; it took a vast commitment of American troops and fresh thinking to bring the violence under control.
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It was an initiative that exemplified the "Great Society" agenda of his administration: social advancement financed by a little hard cash, lots of leverage and potentially vast implicit government commitments.
Another of Kim's large backers – a Korean bank that promised to invest up to $200 million – has also failed to pony up the vast majority of its commitment, The Post said.
All of this music is woefully underrepresented in most orchestras' programming, and there is no orchestra as equipped to present it as this one, with its vast experience, its profound commitment to new works and its ability to convey music as the composer imagined.
The vast majority of those commitments occurred in 2015 and the pace will quicken in 2016 as investors see coal stocks dropping fast and some, like Peabody Energy for example, even facing potential bankruptcy.
Despite vast potential and stated commitments to diversification, the mining sector continues to dominate the economy.
The Prime Minister hinted at a growing worry that the United States might be tempted to run down its commitment to maintain vast military forces in Western Europe and underlined her personal commitment to maintaining and modernising nuclear weapons as well as more effective conventional forces.
Pledging equal support to the ideals of democracy and free trade, 34 leaders of the Western Hemisphere closed a summit meeting in Quebec by reinforcing their commitment to a vast free trade area of the Americas and vowing to ensure that its benefits are shared by all 800 million people in the Americas.
A powerful sense of community drove every moment of the swirling, surreal sequence, from the gentle, idealised, pastoral idyll that began it, though the iron-forging impact of the industrial revolution, to the healing hospital sequences and the diversity created by immigration – all involving hundreds of volunteers demonstrating superhuman commitment in the vast Olympic arena.
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