Sentence examples for meet too much from inspiring English sources

We have standards we have to meet – too much sick leave, you don't progress.

But the two musical worlds, 18th-century and 21st-, meetoooo much on the level of lowest common denominator, with the strings droning out Minimalist ostinatos.

While he makes progress on some of his ambitions, he meets too much resistance to introducing curbs on freedom of movement to be able to push the idea.

Wooden Leg learned that the Southern Cheyenne had tried to come north to fight with them in the summer of 1876, but had met too much opposition from US soldiers.

The 87th initially attempted to cross at Koblenz but met too much resistance there, compelling them to move further upstream closer to Boppard, where their crossing went smoothly.

If this kind of ordinance meets too much resistance, perhaps instead one could be introduced that would require the same distributors to revisit the neighborhood to clean up the fliers that have been littered.

"Evelyn is one of the most giving people I've ever met, almost too much so," said Sophia Lai, the maid of honor.

I can only hope when push comes to shove, the Americans will not be met with too much resistance and we don't end up in the crossfire.

A purist might find fault with their defensive mistakes but at this level, one that we so seldom witness, it is about heart and desire and when two unbeaten punchers meet it is too much to expect defensive wizardry.

The notion of affordable housing that is too expensive may seem counterintuitive, but city housing officials say their efforts have focused, in particular, on an underserved population of New Yorkers who struggle to make ends meet but earn too much to qualify for public housing and other government assistance.

When we come into camp there is not too much meet and greet.