Sentence examples for issues too much from inspiring English sources
The continent's economic woes boil down, really, to two issues: too much debt and too little growth.
There is proposed legislation on broader medical issues, too, much of it driven by what doctors call an insurance crisis.
But as "Terraferma" tightens its focus on a courageous resolution of tough issues, too much nuance is jettisoned along the way.
Many theories have been offered about why senators have such difficulty in their presidential bids: too many votes on too many issues; too much legislative jargon; too much Washington in general; too little executive experience in particular.
How's mom? Dad? Don't stress family issues too much, I feel the same way you do.
Receiving the evidence at the trial might raise a multiplicity of issues, take too much time and expense, confuse the jurors or produce undue prejudice in their mind.
The conclusion is even a tiny bit touching, and without forcing the issue too much, as in the multiple Academy Award-winner GrAcademy Award-winner
It pointed to Kraft's $3.6 billion stock buyback — at $33 a share — as proof that issuing too much new stock at today's prices would be wasteful.
"But it's just too much," he added, complaining that both the candidate and the news media had emphasized that issue too much.
Despite worries that the government is issuing too much debt as it tries to pull the economy out of recession, investors are clamoring to buy Treasuries.
