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And Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin, for example, are too rich by themselves.
Lonnie Holley's junk-based sculptures, for example, are too idiosyncratic to be what anyone would think of as folk art.
Not everything lends itself to this treatment: aeroplane engines, for example, are too hot, so they have wired sensors, and printing presses usually sit deep inside buildings, so they use fixed-line access.
Therefore, the advanced dust precipitators used in Germany and Poland for example are too bulky or have a too high operating pressure drop for most Chinese underground coal mines.
The reality is that some people with chronic and less common mental health problems – BDP, or PTSD, or psychosis, for example – are too ill to work, and we need to make sure they are properly cared for.
Starch molecules, for example, are too large to be absorbed from the intestine, but enzymes hydrolyze the starch chains into smaller molecules such as maltose and eventually glucose, which can then be absorbed.
Thai chili paste, for example, is too sweet for this dish.
"Clearly one example is too many but I was pleased to hear that sexual harassment is not something our people were experiencing.
Some factors are hard to quantify and are therefore discounted; the data on unemployment, for example, were too spotty to compare.
The Royal Mail, for example, was too sluggish without private investment and initiative, so hopefully that will now be free to go the same way.
