Sentence examples for much too firm from inspiring English sources
The sheets were silky, divine; but the bed was much too firm and so deeply tufted that it felt — dare I use the word?
Having reached nearly €30 ($47) a tonne in 2008, the carbon price is now persistently under €10: much too low to prod firms to make their investment plans greener.The situation is about to get worse.
Dr Rosa Hoekstra, of The Open University, said to the Daily Mail: "Although the findings of this study are intriguing, it is much too early to draw any firm conclusions about the possible benefits of broccoli for people with autism".
This $2.8 billion (revenues) firm is much too cheap at one times revenue and ten times likely 2005 earnings.
Tap once for a firmer ride, tap twice and the chassis feels like it's traded rubber tires for steel ones it's a bit too firm, in fact, much the way we'd characterize the firmest setting in the Audi.
China is much too big and booming for foreign firms to ignore, and plenty of multinationals are doing splendidly there.
However, the number of paired cases was much too low in our series to draw any firm conclusion.
Too much patriotic flag-waving or evangelical happy-clapping makes the majority queasy, but so too does too firm a rejection of our secular and celestial sovereigns.
