Sentence examples for considered too long from inspiring English sources

It was Hylton who renamed him - Joseph McLaughlin was considered too long for variety bills.

Outside of the country, however, many of their tracks are considered too long and challenging for mainstream radio, making the group's success both intriguing and impressive.

Considered too long by major French publishers, it was brought out in its full 670 pages by a smaller French house, Editions L'Aube, in 1995.

One concerned a Cineplex Odeon net income report that some analysts viewed as misleadingly positive; another, the company's practice of writing off capital improvements in its theaters over a period that some analysts considered too long.

The Game of Kings, her first novel, was rejected by English publishers because it was considered too long, but was spotted in New York by Lois Cole, who had published Gone With the Wind.

My suspicion is that Dreiser's books (with the exception of "Sister Carrie") are now considered too long for high-school students, too earnest for college literature classes, and too odd for many common readers.

This range is backed up by a 2008 study that saw US and Canadian sex therapists quizzed about intercourse that was considered too short, too long, and just right, based on their work with thousands of patients spanning several decades.

Vince Cable, the business secretary, launched the bank in 2012 to invest in wind, biomass and other green schemes that would otherwise lack funding because they are considered too risky or take too long to repay private investment.

Its remit is to invest profitably in wind, biomass and other green schemes that struggle to gain funding elsewhere because they are considered too risky or long-term for the private sector on its own.

The bank, based in Edinburgh with an office in London, was launched in 2012 to invest in wind, biomass and other green schemes that struggle to gain funding elsewhere because they are considered too risky or long-term for the private sector.

The tale was long considered too dark for a mainstream film.