Sentence examples for established too much from inspiring English sources
Seeing as that I haven't really established too much of a name for myself, I don't particularly want this one tattoo to represent my whole body of work.
Strawberries need regular water when they are getting established, too much water for herbs like rosemary and lavender that prefer life on the dry side.
Establishing too much capacity, too soon, can burden a company with excess costs and inefficient operations.
It is important to note, however, that he would not have to establish too much support to have an impact on the 2016 presidential race.
There are Capitol lawyers predicting that the Justice Department's problems in trying to investigate the legislative branch will prove too much to ever establish whether or not a crime was committed.
This small device is picking up sounds we rarely get to hear - and it's helping scientists establish how too much noise is stressing out ocean wildlife.
We've established that 1) too much sitting is harmful, and 2) exercise alone isn't enough to reverse the harmful effects of too much sitting.
He described the story as a "riff on the whole Judge system", but that it did not work because the Judge system had not yet been established and required too much knowledge about the Judge Dredd comic from the audience.
They also argued that if the aim of the 90 days was to establish future borders, too much would be given away by Israel before a comprehensive agreement was reached.
The health risks of too little sleep are well established, but how about too much sleep?
