Too few ground troops, meanwhile, meant too much reliance on airstrikes, leading to too many civilian casualties, which fanned popular anger and resistance.
Infrastructure projects, meanwhile, had "become too much of a political football", Reeves said.
Beijing, meanwhile, already has too much invested in American debt to do much more but continue to buy, hold and grumble.
The travel company Gogobot, meanwhile, warned against too much tourism attention being focused on London and missing out on areas such as the north-east of England, which had much better weather on flotilla day than the capital.
That truly private shame of yours, meanwhile, probably requires too much context to be particularly negotiable, and the only three people who will care enough are not very likely to derive much entertainment from it.
It seems a pity that he took his act to London, by stages beginning in 1859, and refined his genius in the pokier precincts of British art, meanwhile lavishing rather too much of it on flamboyant combats of wit, artistic doctrine, and personal grudge with artists, critics, and patrons who, Oscar Wilde excepted, were little worth the candle.
Meanwhile, South Africa had too much class for Samoa in their last-four encounter, with man-of-the-tournament contender Cornal Hendricks scoring two of the Springboks' five tries.
Meanwhile, too many users and too much infrastructure resulting from the popularity of a site may reduce its attractiveness and ultimately lead to its degradation.
Meanwhile, we suffer from too much work.
