No, I don't think it freezes very well – it contains too much water.
Critics have said the agreement contains too little arms control & implicitly endorses a continuing arms race.
Not only does it have too many enemies; it also contains too many internal contradictions.
"The How and the Why" probably contains too many revelations and interrelated subplots.
(Unfortunately, Greenwood was judged ineligible for an Academy Award nomination, because the soundtrack contains too much preëxisting music).
Some diners, especially pregnant women, avoid swordfish because they are concerned that it contains too much mercury.
The C.I.A. has blocked publication of the manuscript, arguing that it contains too much classified material about agency operations.
Children are often suspicious of food that contains too many visible ingredients; it's better to go for simple dishes.
The water doesn't smell right or taste right, or it contains too many minerals or too much sediment.
The spaghetti bolognese now contains too much chilli, and your energy providers are too slack at reading bills.
"The ACLU argues that the category at issue – all telephony metadata – is too broad and contains too much irrelevant information.
