Sentence examples for acquiring too much from inspiring English sources

The prestige of the monarchy, with all its pomp and ceremony, prevents the Prime Minister from acquiring too much splendour.

Some officials worry that the Fed will disrupt financial markets by acquiring too much of the outstanding volume of Treasuries or mortgage-backed securities.

Mixing genes between species seemed to be about as unnatural as you can get – here was humankind acquiring too much technological power; something was bound to go horribly wrong.

This came due to concerns that he was acquiring too much power.

Doing so helps you maintain your "stuff equilibrium" and avoid acquiring too much clutter.

However, the current economic and job situation is making it difficult for them to do so -- and coming into young adulthood during the Great Recession and the housing crisis has made them wary of overextending themselves and acquiring too much debt.

Some bankers here apparently acquired too much of both.

Human nature and the industrial system, Thoreau believed, lead us to acquire too much.

The fact is that football in the real world has acquired too much power in too many ways.

The case of Hypo Real Estate suggests that exposure to sovereign debt could be concentrated at a few German institutions that acquired too much risk.

The Supreme Security Committee, an agency set up under the national transitional council, has acquired too much power, lacks accountability and may have been responsible for the lackadaisical response to the desecration of the Sufi shrines.