Sentence examples for bit too many from inspiring English sources

"They're playing a little bit too many minutes now, but we've got to win also.

There was no shortage of Who-style speffectsffects, and perhaps a bit too many instances where fairies dematerialised and zipped about like sparks; it was the only time where one felt we were in a bit of a hurry.

"It is 100% true that there have been a bit too many draws in the last couple of games but still, we are where we are," said Klopp.

He said: "When the national team get a bad result, they start to say there is a little bit too many black people, Muslim people and this kind of stuff.

Cadillac designers explained that they wanted to give customers choice, but this seems like a bit too many options considering there are also volume switches on the steering wheel.

Though employment is growing, banks are beginning to lend and even housing prices are picking up a bit, too many people don't feel it.

But, he added: "I've begun to wonder a little bit about too many cooks.

The uber plot — who will rule Westeros and save it from the White Walkers — stalled a bit, with too many of the main characters embroiled in conflict with their own psyches or robed members of some sect or another; even the Night's Watch had a huge identity crisis.

Biting off too many issues at once, as Mr. Clinton found out in 1993, has its own costs.

Derivation, in the assessment of one board-game veteran, is clever and impressive but it may be a bit too complex, have too many features -- just like Windows.

Have capital structures become a bit too efficient in many companies?