Sentence examples for has given too much from inspiring English sources

Spain's democracy has given too much unaccountable power to the two main parties.

Third, the Hall of Fame has given too much credit to pitchers that rightly belongs to fielders.

Some liberal Democrats, such as the House minority leader, Dick Gephardt, believe the White House has given too much to the undeserving rich.

It seems connected to how Ms. Rudner turned her face: she has come too close to the sun or has given too much of herself to it.

The White House is waging an aggressive behind-the-scenes campaign to reassure core Democratic activists, following weeks of criticism from liberals who fear that President Obama has given too much ground in his debt-ceiling talks with Republicans.

The N.F.L. has not had a work stoppage since 1987, but several owners — including the Patriots' Robert K. Kraft — have said that the current deal has given too much to the players.

She said that the Culture minister had given too much weight to public and commercial opinions.

But Duboin had given too much information, and West knew something that his partner did not.

"The balance only breaks when the people at the bottom begin to think, I've given too much already.

Dr. Miller suggested that Nature had given too much attention to resveratrol and sirtuin reports in the past.

I believed that we had given too much ground, and in the process had compromised some good programmes.