Duncan also acknowledged "Too much testing can rob school buildings of joy, and cause unnecessary stress".
Investors who once criticized countries for not embracing enough austerity to mend tattered balance sheets have recently started to acknowledge that too much austerity is squeezing growth — making it harder, rather than easier, to pay back debts.
Don't be rude, but don't acknowledge them too much and they might move on to someone else.
Martin also acknowledged spending too much time on rewriting and perfecting the story, but soundly rejected the theories of his more extravagant critics that he had lost interest in the series or would bide his time to make more money.
Since the Flexner Report in 1910 [ 6], several substantive reviews of US medical education have acknowledged that too much information is being given to medical students whereas, at the same time, there is a need to provide them with the latest information on medical discoveries [ 7, 8].
Although some older Cypriots still seem to blame Germany or the EU for their plight, most now acknowledge they took too much notice of populist politicians who failed to take hard decisions.
A few months later, an S. & P. analyst also suggested that "the only way I can see to move this forward" was to run the proposed changes past some Wall Street bankers, but, he acknowledged, "this looks too much to me as if we are publicly back into a set of levels driven by our clients".
Many mothers acknowledged that watching too much TV is bad for their children's health, but some said that it is more convenient if the child watches cartoons at home rather than playing outside, which can be unsafe.
Even some scientists working on altering wood composition acknowledge that reducing lignin too much could lead to wobbly, vulnerable trees.
While Corbyn has spent a lifetime very much outside the political establishment, even Smith's supporters acknowledge he may have too much of the "professional politician" about him.
