For a start, they have left too much of the task of preventing overheating to monetary policy, pushing up the cost of credit.
Mr. Hansen's bill would have left too much of the remote area open to off-road vehicle traffic in the eyes of wilderness advocates.
Wiping away your digital life means getting rid of the traces you've left – the mistakes you made, the embarrassing photos, the unwise comments, the flawed social media profiles where you've left too much visible.
Mr Corbyn had to triple down on the condemnatory adverbs because his previous statements had left too much room for doubt in too many minds that he took the issue seriously enough.
This discrepancy was widely noted, with the former refereeing designator Paolo Casarin using a column in Corriere della Sera to rail against "a clear deficiency in the rules" that had left too much discretion to each individual match official.
Not only did we not have people on the ground in 1998 -- after 1998, when the inspectors left; but we relied, when they had left, too much on the fragmentary reporting from years before, from the early 90's, from the post-Iran-Iraq war situation, and were never able to pin anything down.
In the case of Box, shares jumped so high that there was some griping that the company had left too much 'money on the table' during its debut.
Chairman Juergen Dormann said ABB's board had made mistakes, had left too much power in the hands of former CEO Percy Barnevik and had waited too long to stop an overhaul by his hand-picked successor.
John C. Flinn wrote for Variety that Selznick had "left too much in", and that as entertainment, the film would have benefitted if repetitious scenes and dialog from the latter part of the story had been trimmed.
