Sentence examples for containing too many from inspiring English sources

Some have criticized Obama's plan for containing too many proposals that won't stimulate the economy in the short term.

The book criticises the teachings of Islam for containing too many rules and seeking to control every aspect of everyday life.

For shows of faith in the current lot, it was up there with Ricky Ponting's remark about his side containing too many "passengers".

In developed countries, the most common form of malnutrition is obesity, the excess accumulation of fat brought on by a diet containing too many calories.

Using a state-of-the-art method called optogenetics, they show how the neuronal ensembles that encode memories emerge, revealing that ensembles containing too many neurons – or too few – impair memory retrieval.

He also criticised a schedule containing too many one-day internationals – such as a cluster of series in England, South Africa and India in the next few months – for the state of the Test team.

The sixth contained too many dissonances "hostile to the people".

These constitutive equations contained too many parameters to be identified, which made it computationally impractical.

They contain too many words in print that is too small.

Not only does it have too many enemies; it also contains too many internal contradictions.

And the first three episodes definitely contain too many rah-rah teachers' speeches.