Sentence examples for may bring too from inspiring English sources
Even when you don't really want a particular job, it still stings to be told "We don't want you, either!" It helps sometimes to remember that even when you feel depleted, you may bring too much juice to a job interview and make the interviewer uncomfortable.
Make a list of things to bring! (See Things You'll Need for a list of suggestions) Make sure you take enough things but don't overdo it as you may bring too much and not find anything.
The earnings news this coming week may not bring too much respite.
In this case, a lower voltage is required, which may bring a too low applied electric field force accordingly to stretch the MWCNTs.
Tracy decides to audition for Hard To Watch, but realizes that playing the role may bring up too many repressed memories.
With these reports scrubbed, animal advocates will face extended delays and obstacles that may bring help too late – or not at all – for many suffering animals.
To others, the looser rules may have brought too much freedom.
Don't bring too many clothes.
Try not to bring too much.
Robots that look real, feel real and move like real people may bring our fantasies too close for comfort or we may feel that our very human existence is threatened.
