Sentence examples for drawbacks of too much from inspiring English sources

Tim Kirby, an American commentator at Russia Today, speculated on the benefits and drawbacks of too much media exposure.

"Because of too much stress".

A case of too much too soon.

Be careful of too much physical contact.

The earliest programs included "Getting Healthy," a program on nutrition, "Food News and Views" with the co-anchors Donna Hanover and David Rosengarten delivering updates on the drawbacks of drinking too much liquor, and "Eating Lite," which featured low-fat ethnic recipes.

If the novel has a weakness it's the tidiness with which Mr. Aciman wraps everything up, in an ending that's both sentimental and that suggests the drawback of dwelling too much in places on the page.

But there were drawbacks when collectors gained too much power, lending art of lesser quality, dictating how their art should be displayed or using an exhibition as a launching pad for an auction.

Although they effectively eliminated the hassle of carrying too much ready cash, the checks had drawbacks: They were made of paper.

Since Ms. Bouder is now at such an impressive stage of accomplishment, it's worth belaboring the main drawback of her performances: She makes too much of looking straight out at the audience (as if at the mirror) with a fixed expression.

"I kind of think too much.

It's all sweat and energy!" Of course, the phenomenon has its drawbacks, like when the motivator is too much of a star.