Sentence examples for it invests too from inspiring English sources
Mr. Padoan of the O.E.C.D., in a conversation, contended that although Germany is often chided for low domestic consumption, "its real problem is that it invests too little at home.
America is better at creative destruction, but it invests too little in ways to help the unemployed back to work.
It invests too little, relies too heavily on low-cost labour, and this has resulted in a unhealthy concentration of wealth.
But one could easily interpret that as a negative, a sign it invests too much money and value in sport as if only through sport can it assert itself on the world stage.
Owl, which has yet to see any exits, has a number of portfolio companies that have grown more valuable since it invested, too.
It results in an economy that invests too little in its people and its future.
It invests in clean energy but also invests too much in keeping dirty technologies going.
But over the last century we have made a fetish of politics and we believe too much in it; we invest too much of ourselves in it and we don't recognise the wonder in ourselves".
The United States still saves and invests too little and spends and borrows too much.
The government invests too little and has longstanding gaps in policing and education to fill.
