Sentence examples for leaves too much from inspiring English sources

That arrangement leaves too much to chance.

But that still leaves too much room for mischief.

Consumer advocates say the phrase "personalized investment advice" leaves too much room for interpretation.

"That still leaves too much moisture on the leaf," Lewandowski said.

This leaves too much of the arena in the hands of the increasingly audacious Conservative Eurosceptics.

Accepting the status quo leaves too much at stake, she says.

I think in the beginning I left too much.

But did they leave too much time on the clock?

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

But we worry that they still leave too much to the discretion of the banks.

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