Sentence examples for be too much compared from inspiring English sources
I have $30k in loans and my parents have $20k (which I fully intend to pay myself), and while that may not be too much compared to some folks, you have to remember that it's proportionate to how poor we are and I'm kind of freaking out.
Trump then questioned why Puerto Rico was getting $91 billion, according to two people familiar with his comments, indicating that this was too much compared with compensation for states on the mainland.
By Thursday, however, the negotiations reached an impasse after Citigroup concluded that the price it was being asked to pay for a slice of Wachovia was too much compared with the quantity of below-investment grade assets it would be absorbing, according to people briefed on the matter.
I cut the ciabatta in half and pulled out some of the center so that there would not be too much bread, as compared with the filling.
In particular, since the genomes of Symbiodinium and Perkinsus are available and are really do not appear to be too much for divergent from Apicomplexa compared with Vitrella and Chromera (at least as drawn in Figure 1A of this paper), I wondered what insight was new here and what was a rehashing of old data (with, of course, the addition of two new species).
To top it off, there doesn't seem to be too much going for the PC version compared to its console brethren.
We've suggested a touchscreen in the past, but it's possible that it would be too much of a compromise on the sluggish (compared to LCDs and more advanced passive display tech) Pearl technology.
When the production of carbon atoms is too much as compared to the requirement, it increases the number of walls in grown CNTs.
And whatever it is, by the way, it's always too much compared to the people who work very hard as well and don't have these opportunities.
