Sentence examples for attaining too much from inspiring English sources
In his first term as a U.S. Senator from Missouri, Truman spoke out against corporate greed and the dangers of Wall Street speculators and other moneyed special interests attaining too much of the influence in national affairs.
In evolutionary terms, we can consider that the cost to cancer cells of acquiring the trait of genetic instability (through defective DNA repair) is the risk of attaining too much instability, resulting in cell death.
"I was trying to attain something, but too much thought was going into it.
Recent education policies place too much emphasis on attaining and documenting basic skills, however, and far too little emphasis on leveraging diversity as a means to nurture the creativity and innovation that today's world demands.
Therefore, when initiating insulin therapy, attempts to attain A1C goals should not be hampered too much by concerns about hypoglycemia.
Because we've seen where he started, we cannot disapprove too much of Harry as he attains comforts and companionship that Philip never could.
If the smash-and-grab jollity gets too much, have a nap and remember: most of us never attain the perfect Christmas.
Whatever the victories of postfeminism or laid-back office culture, the fishnet, which first attained popularity worn over nude hose in the mid-19th century, still carries too much sexual weight for some environments.
Continuing, he noted that the landscapes and some other works "attain at their best a standard only vaguely suggested when the painter concerned herself too much with striving after a new treatment of ancient Grecian ideals".
Don't play too much; soon you'll need glasses from looking at a screen too long and attain a five o' clock shadow.
