Sentence examples for is too major from inspiring English sources

The new version is too major of an upgrade in every way.

"This is too major an issue to let go now," she said.

"Whatever Hillary may have been going through, and I don't imagine it was too major, she seemed more comfortable being in the role of counselor," said Hardye Moel, a friend from Park Ridge.

Lion has, relatively speaking, just arrived, and the changes are too major to be included in anything less than a full decimal release.

"George Burgess got a whack in the first five minutes and came off after 16 minutes, while James Graham is a slight concern but I don't think either are too major," said McNamara.

There are a few key things, including recent previews and multi-users settings, but it ultimately shouldn't be too major a step down from the full Android, for the most part.

Note that both white lies and prosocial lies are to be distinguished from "lies which most people would think justified by some higher good achieved but which would not be called white lies [or prosocial lies], since their informational consequences are too major (however moral)," such as "to lie to the Gestapo about the location of a Jew" (Sweetser 1987, 54).

The obvious name was Lanvin's Alber Elbaz, but he was too major-league for a one-off charity event, so Worth flew to Israel to find a new face.

From the left, the rap is that he is too close to major corporations and to Wall Street.

Durbin said the economy is too weak for major cuts in spending, a view that is shared by many economists.

Not an option here as it is too close to a major city but, an option in remote areas.