Sentence examples for dip too much from inspiring English sources

But rather than dip too much further into it, the firms are turning to people with almost no business experience.

Another common objection from traditionalists is that seats at the plane's extremities would soar and dip too much as the pilot turns and banks.

Cool temperatures are fine, just as long as it doesn't dip too much below freezing for too long.

Meanwhile, the personal saving rate jumped to 4.0percentt in December from 3.5percentthehe month before, after Americans had been dipping too much into their savings to make up for falling real wages.

He ordered one Velveeta yellow-cheese dip and one white-cheese dip, and just the dips alone were too much food for three.

The Amuse fries, alas, are thuddingly average, with an eggless Béarnaise dip undermined by far too much tarragon.

"A Game of Thrones" just won't make a lot of sense if you dip in and out too much — not that it makes a huge amount of sense without a reference encyclopedia anyway.

RM: It looks like Osborne hasn't dipped into his surplus too much to find the extra cash he needs to reverse the tax credit changes.

The fusion version from Origin Of is creative and has a great consistency, but with a three-bean mix sprinkled with two different seeds and served with three dips, there is perhaps too much going on.

"Technology hasn't been the area where he's at least publicly dipped his toe into too much," said Bill Sherman, an executive managing director at Carson Group Inc.

It is better to err on the side of caution and use a spatula knife or skewer to bring up the last bits of orange chocolate over the red strawberry flesh than to mark the leaves through too much dipping.