Sentence examples for implement too much from inspiring English sources

At the Queens workshop, Anna Nikopoulos, owner of Pete's Cafe in Bayside, complained that "they are trying to implement too much here in a recession".

An education committee report said Mr Gove had been trying to implement "too much too soon".

In an interview with IGN, Sakurai said the Wii's motion sensing features might not be included because "[his team] found that trying to implement too much motion-sensory functionality can get in the way of the game".

It's just the circumstances of too much to implement too soon".

This also gives them sources for letters of recommendation.... It's a good plan that we could implement without too much resistance and the faculty would buy into that".

He flirted briefly with price controls when the economic troubles started (luckily, they were implemented too patchily to cause much damage).

"Much of their strategy has been implemented too recently to impact substantially on pupils' outcomes.

Thus, ART is frequently implemented too late in the course of HIV progression to prevent much of the overall burden of HIV-associated TB.

Local governments are thought to require autonomy from higher levels of government so that they can define their own priorities and implement DRM measures without too much interference, and thus gain credibility and trust from their citizens; both of which have proven critical for disaster risk management (Wilkinson 2012).

Moreover, they frequently implement models that provide too much detail to give a concise and comprehensive summary of the trajectory and are usually restricted to a single hospital information system.

Business groups said the regulations, issued by Bill Clinton in his final days in the White House, would cost companies far too much to implement.