Sentence examples for dispense too much from inspiring English sources

They either don't work, dispense too little product, or dispense too much product.

Concerned that a pump that was dispensing too much gas could also give out too little of it, the inspectors shut down the pump and ordered the station's owner to fix it within five days.

The first mistake is dispensing too much of the plotline through a narrator's voiceover.

Every act currently touring has been including a Prince song in its setlist, and the Chicks' choice is Nothing Compares 2 U, which Maines dispenses with almost too much billowy gusto.

If the advice is too freely dispensed, customers want too much of it.

His father largely refrained from dispensing acting advice or intruding too much in his son's professional choices, both men said.

The latter is, in its details, an imperfect exhibit; there's a little too much information dispensed with encyclopedic authority, a little bit of kitschy curatorial cleverness; but it is a true and specific memorial.

FEAR FACTOR In existence since the 1920s, Rothmans has too much history to dispense with altogether, which is why its nods to forward thinking, and forward merchandising, are just that: nods.

It seemed a lazy way to dispense with stale bread and not too much ham and cheese, by bathing the whole thing in butter and throwing it into a pan that tasted like yesterday's eggs.

I'll dispense with Bundy and Sterling, as too much ink has already been spilled on these decrepit fossils.

This allows the farmer to adjust an advanced fertilizer delivery system to ensure nutrients are dispensed in precisely the amount needed not too much, not too little.