Sentence examples for determine too much from inspiring English sources

How do we strike a balance? A. We have done a horrible job of prioritizing our health care expenditures and have allowed the market to determine too much.

"Race still determines too much," Hillary Clinton said, in last week's debate with Donald Trump.

By James Surowiecki "Race still determines too much," Hillary Clinton said, in last week's debate with Donald Trump.

Mr. Grohl said that over time Cobain's tortured personality and violent end have determined too much of Nirvana's image.

"Unfortunately, race still determines too much, often determines where people live, determines what kind of education in their public schools they can get and, yes, it determines how they're treated in the criminal justice system".

The reason for this is that under 50 percentages are determined too much by individual cases.

Some may find that Nordenfelt is letting a person's subjective preferences, or ideas of happiness, determine health too much.

I can find balance, but the belief that I am not a hard worker or that I'm not determined is too much for me to handle.

Millwood, 28, is "coming into his own," Glavine said, and he is a perfect candidate for the Mets, who have determined they focused too much on acquiring key players beyond their prime.

In the case of the Nicaragua beachfront lot, the investor didn't buy when he first heard about the project because he determined there was too much risk.

Signals which were determined to contain too much noise or incorrectly called waveforms could be trimmed or removed and replaced with another reading taken from the same mouse on the same day.