Sentence examples for built too much from inspiring English sources

Builders built too much, lenders lent too much, and people bought too much.

Builders built too much during the boom, and the mania for second and third homes has sharply diminished.

"We probably built too much optimism in too quickly," said Liz Ann Sonders, chief investment strategist at Charles Schwab.

"We've got to get back to flying; we've built too much of our infrastructure around it," Mr. Rice said.

Having built too much backbone in the boom of the late 1990s, they now find their problems compounded by their networks' fibre-optic technology.

The bottom line is that we may lose the red knot, and all fingers point to us: too many horseshoes harvested, too many beachfront condos built, too much global warming.

This country builds too much on flood plains.

"You don't want to build too much into their heads," said Dianne Carter, a second-grade teacher at the Hutchinson School.

As developers don't like to build too much too quickly, the pace of growth is unlikely to be much above 1,000 a year, or about 0.4% of estimated national need.

Andy has a [good] technique on his volleys – I don't think he has to build too much on that – but it's maybe how to move in and where your position will be, so you will look even bigger when you come in and make sure that you are covering more or less the whole court.

Don't try to build too much.