Sentence examples for assembled too much from inspiring English sources

Analysts once said that the heroically corrupt electronics tycoon Huang Guangyu had assembled too much power to be challenged.

Is Google assembling too much power?

It's easily assembled, too.

In 1952 he told assembled Hollywood dignitaries: "There is too much glamorising of that which is wrong".

He explained that, in assembling these objects, he resists too much planning.

The Department of Homeland Security advises that "sturdy shoes" be included in the survival kits we have all been urged to assemble, but that may leave too much to the wearer's discretion.

But if assembling them as Emin intended proves too much for the new owner, they can take some comfort in the fact that it wouldn't be the first time a famous artwork was incorrectly installed.

"I probably didn't want to go into it too much," he tells the assembled reporters, but he found himself drawn out.

These plants will focus on automated production lines and build mostly LCD TVs as too much hand-work is required to assemble more complex mobile electronics.

Even someone who has spent way too much time in malls would have trouble assembling so many different reflections of the same trend.

Some say the company let the basic price of Joe creep up too much, meaning it was too expensive for boys to assemble an army of figures.