Sentence examples for expand too much from inspiring English sources
"But you don't have to expand too much because they're very aggressive.
They don't want to expand too much beyond their demographic as it would water down their proposition".
When I've allowed my stomach to expand too much, I find myself grabbing at it, aggressively, as if it's not part of me.
Note that, to avoid the wrong structure to be found in image inpainting method, the expansion region of human boundary is not allowed to expand too much in the proposed method.
Dr Davies was reluctant to expand too much on the project's findings because she said much of the data was still be analysed by scientists but said that they planned to published a detailed report in the spring and release information on the project's website.
Byron York has a piece up today about Rick Santorum's campaign and its "new delegate math" that really doesn't expand too much on all of the reports on the "new delegate math" that everyone reported on last week.
Conventional soda-lime glass expands too much, so welding introduces stresses that can lead to failure.
Southern Cross expanded too much during the boom, and has been hit by cutbacks in spending by local authorities that pay fees to place residents in the firm's properties.
In this case, the size of share g i (y) = F v i,y) for each shareholder is expanded too much comparing with other multi-secret sharing schemes which is also unreasonable in practical applications.
The bonsai paradigm of consoles prevents developers from expanding too much, meaning that a thatgamecompany gets to make cool games but not really grow (if they want to, of course).
