Softly but straightforwardly, Cawood shreds her delusions, which are the result not of too little empathy but of too much.
It is mirrored in Nepal and in parts of India (see map), while elsewhere the worry is not of too much rain, but of too little, too late.
Such products can go on and on: Applause's Raggedy Ann dolls were patented in 1915.The biggest risk, indeed, is not of too much hype, but that the latest Potter book will lack the magical appeal of its predecessors.
In Test match terms, Australia batsmen have become frail in thinking and flabby in technique; there are pace bowlers of considerable promise but physical fallibility, the result, many good judges think, not of too much bowling at an early age but not nearly enough.
Trenton, Dec. 16, 2008 To the Editor: In attempting to lay the blame for much of the subprime crisis on affordable housing and the Community Reinvestment Act, Howard Husock takes the novel position that the current crisis is a result not of too little regulation, but of too much.
The result, though, is that far too many of these guys die young, not of too much heat, but of too little light on the issue of their inner vulnerability.
