Sentence examples for exercised too much from inspiring English sources
What if we all wind up with titanium joints because we exercised too much?
The hall had editorial control over the final product, but didn't seem to have exercised too much of it.
The commission was concerned that a combined Universal and EMI, without significant divestitures, would have exercised too much control over certain music markets, potentially limiting choice.
It was a label for women who exercised too much, ate too little and stopped menstruation – all things that happened to Prins.
Habib Rahman, of the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants, detects an undertone of cultural supremacism, which, he says, has become more pronounced since September 11th.Arguably, though, British politicians have exercised too much, rather than too little, sensitivity when addressing nasty traditions.
Clearly, Philippides exercised too much.
They contended that United would exercise too much power over prices on certain routes.
You simply have to fear that large institutions generally exercise too much power and too little responsibility in society.
They say American venture capitalists are too pushy and seek to exercise too much control over their investments.
Some critics of Vivendi worry that the banks may exercise too much power in determining the company's future.
