Sentence examples for accepts too from inspiring English sources

One might imagine a situation in which the central bank accepts too little inflation because hiring is roaring along at the maximum sustainable pace.

Apparently Mr. Gergiev, jetting about to other engagements, missed part of his rehearsals for this program and another with the Vienna Philharmonic, which may feed the perception that he is accepts too many dates and doesn't especially like rehearsing.

Obviously deeply affected by his parents' decline and his father's revelation, Godwin accepts too easily his father's assertion that "being a white here is starting to feel like being a Jew in Poland... the target of ethnic cleansing".

And given how thin the source base is for a book like this, Guinn accepts too readily a far-fetched tale or two, like a story told by Blanche Barrow Buckk's wife) that J. Edgar Hoover visited her in jail.

She accepts too uncritically many of the myths that Mr Turner debunks and seems to assume that there has been a sudden increase in the power and freedoms of the corporate world.But big business has always had influence over government, at times perhaps more than now.

Sprint Nextel also lacks popular handsets and accepts too many subscribers with poor credit.

You accept, too often, mediocre food.

"I was accepted too easily here".

Investors in the highly rated securities accepted too little return.

"Of course it wasn't accepted — too radical," she said.

Colombia's citizens will not accept too much leniency.