Sentence examples for it leaving too from inspiring English sources

Hamilton was allowed to keep it despite testing positive for blood doping because the laboratory accidently destroyed his B sample by deep freezing it, leaving too few red blood cells to analyse.

It left too much to chance, and was too hard to enforce.

In rejecting the treaty, the Iranian ambassador, Mohammad Khazaee, said it left too much in doubt.

"It involved too much time, it left too much room for human error, and it was too expensive".

When he left, the rest of it left too," Scott said of Martin.

Sprawl without growth is not helpful: it leaves too few taxpayers to support local government and infrastructure.

We felt like by not having him do that, it left too big a void in our bullpen.

It leaves too many subplots undeveloped and barely addresses some of the political and social issues.

But as it turned out, it left too much time for McCoy, who was 41 for 58 for 414 yards.

"It leaves too much potential for a 'you-rub-my-back-and- I'll-rub-yours' situation and raises the specter of quid pro quo," he said.

But some Arab commentators warned that the coalition would be held responsible for the bloody consequences if it left too soon, creating a power vacuum.