Sentence examples for much too widely from inspiring English sources
They don't, of course; there is too much, too widely scattered, the Internet notwithstanding.
He described that the race had been extremely fast, and the road wet, with Hushovd and a rider from taking a line around a left-hand curve that resulted in those behind taking it much too widely and falling off the road.
Collaboration technologies must support information sharing between collaborators, but must also take care not to share too much information or share information too widely.
With a little more than half the country's deposits, China's Big Four banks are widely viewed as much too big to fail but are likely to owe hefty premiums for the deposit insurance plan being developed.
BETHESDA, Md. - Hole after hole at the United States Open on Saturday, Jason Day tried not to smile too widely or celebrate too much.
There is strong evidence that these widely cited numbers are much too low.
The original bill was too widely drawn and put too much power personally in the hands of the Home Secretary.
Mr. Arslanian said: "If we limit our search too much, we risk being overoptimistic and missing it; if we search too widely, we risk running out of time".
"It's all much more complicated than anyone imagines," she said, trying not to smile too widely.
