Sentence examples for aim too much from inspiring English sources

Whether that's true or not, it's churlish to aim too much criticism in Simeone's direction after his team slipped to their first defeat against Real Madrid in eight games this season.

However, the student said the cognitive behavioural therapy and cognitive analytic therapy she received wasn't helpful because they were aiming, too much, to alter her mindset as opposed to giving her the physical treatment she so badly needed.

A moving target is ALWAYS harder to hit, and particularly in close quarters, it shouldn't affect your aiming too much.

AIM had too much chaos and infighting for that.

In his most recent work, Callicott follows Lo's suggestion, while cautioning against aiming for too much precision in specifying the demands of the land ethic (Callicott 2013, 66 - 7).

But the coalition's budget aims to cut too much too soon, in pursuit of a pointless structural budget surplus by 2015.

When communicating with others, seek to avoid ordering, moralizing, demanding, threatening, or excessively needling them with questions aimed at eliciting too much information.

The 19th-century editors soon realised that was too grand an aim: there was far too much esoteric scientific vocabulary, for example, that the ordinary, educated chap just didn't need to know.

Don't pull too much — aim for only about an inch or so of material.

Once the seedlings appear, water regularly but not too much––aim to keep the soil moist but not waterlogged.

You will find that acute aiming is much more difficult, though general flash sight aiming shouldn't be too much different; this is why it is so important.