Sentence examples for has been doing too from inspiring English sources

In truth, if fulfils much the same task – the trust is both policeman and cheerleader, but the Tories feel it has been doing too much cheering and not enough policing.

Microhardness tests of the layers using Vickers method has been done too.

While much good has been done, too often the mechanism by which we attempt to provide support ignores the unique challenges these men and women face.

"I've been doing too much, I realise this.

"They've been doing too much 'social' regulation as opposed to economic regulation".

That is what Senator Kerry has been doing, and until recently it was what President Bush had been doing, too.

"I will bear up under the criticism that I have been doing too much for my district," he said.

"I had been doing too many drugs," he said over a sandwich in an Upper West Side cafe.

The Patriots were playing at home and eager to avenge an early-season loss to a rival that had been doing too much talking.

"I think I might have been doing too much work, overworking it instead of giving it too much time to rest," Franco said.

I still consider myself a serious artist but a very minor one, and I'm a minor artist because I've been doing too many other things.