Mexico's regulator, the National Hydrocarbons Commission, recently argued that Pemex was dedicating too much money to exploring low-profit and risky projects in deep waters and shortchanging exploration elsewhere.
As a child, I didn't dedicate too much emotion to the ignominy that is Lee Circle, or Jeff Davis Boulevard.
Only 37percentt of Americans, including 34percentt of Republicans, 34percentt of Democrats, and 41percentt of independents, said they think the media is dedicating too much coverage to presidential politics.
If RotJ had focused on the freeing of Han from Jabba's Palace and Luke's confrontation of Vader, it would've been a better movie but instead, it dedicates too much time to the forest planet of Endor, where a teddy bear army unconvincingly conquers a giant armada of well-armed space soldiers.
Ms. Kaling, who briefly worked for "SNL," dedicates way too much space to gushing.
Twitter, Snapchat and Instagram show thousands pictures of men engaging in this behaviour, and New York's transit authority launched a campaign against 'manspreading', with a Tumblr dedicated: Men Taking Up Too Much Space On The Train.
Other developments will see Soundrop making the mechanics of the service more reliable: Sandvik notes that in April the company had to move all of its servers from the cloud to dedicated services because of "too much instability" — "we needed to have more control over the hardware".
For starters, the editors decided, AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis — which now have billion-dollar funds dedicated to fighting them — definitely received too much attention to qualify.
Kantar Media/CMAG, which tracks political advertising, predicts that $2 billion will be spent on television ads in this year's congressional elections.This, together with a decline in the number of competitive seats in the House of Representatives, gives too much sway to dedicated partisans on either side.
But perhaps the thesis that moral judgments are mostly false was a bit too much for a dedicated moralist such as he.
