Sentence examples for a too great from inspiring English sources

A too great absorption in one's own feelings is ordinarily called self-indulgence. . . .

Otherwise stated, each user also needs to know other users' channels, which requires a too great amount of overhead information to feedback.

The specification of conditions serves solely to suppress a too great and implausible flexibility, especially at the boundaries of the covariate data ranges.

On the other hand, what will prevent the coexistence acceptance by the MANET is a too great aggregate interference overestimation (strictly positive I A,o (p)) that would affect its QoS, by forbidding it from choosing necessary transmission power among its SNs, even if the received interference at PAs may be far from being critical.

National banks and thrifts claim that allowing states to enact tougher laws will result in a too great a burden on the system.

Believing that absorption is due to a too great pressure of the stem of the Judet prosthesis on the wall of the cervical canal, we have been brought to use our cervico-capital prosthesis with a long intramedullary stem (Fig.  7) even in patients in whom the shortness of the neck did not make it necessary, at least in relatively young patients.

I'm for national greatness conservatism, but this is a little too great.

could be a task too great for him.

It's a risk too great to take.

For me, that would be a sacrifice too great.

I was taking all these fourth year philosophy courses and it was a leap too great".