Sentence examples for might put excess from inspiring English sources

If anything, it might put excess pressure on that person - something that no one enjoys and tolerates for very long.

With eBay sitting on $4.9 billion in cash — much of it trapped overseas — buying an already profitable rival might be a good way to put excess funds to work.

Whatever lifting he did was designed not to put excess pressure on the foot.

(Even doing your swimming strokes will put excess pressure on them that will breach the limit).

They have been found to put excess stress on the joints.

As Tom Wolfe might put it: The excess!

As the French might put it, touch?

As Liz Lemon might put it: opposite.

But it might put people off.

He might put it to better use".

"People might put two and two together".