Sentence examples for only too little from inspiring English sources

Instead, it seems that only too little is bad".

Americans in particular seem uncomfortable with the notion of having "enough" money; there is only too little and, for a growing minority, too much.

Earlier this month, a new study published in the journal Sleep revealed that you can age your brain by up to seven years by getting not only too little sleep but too much.

Which is why the government's mid-August decision to appropriate 10 billion rubles, or $340 million, for assistance to just half of the communities was not only too little but is too late.

One such critic complained that it would have been better "if the marks of the brush had, by dexterous handling, been made to stand for scrap and fissure, crag and cranny, but as it is, we have only too little geology and too much bristle".

But she was also aware that her writings had played into the hands of the massacre's deniers: that she had perhaps not only done too little, but protested too much.

The government is not only investing too little in new infrastructure but also spending too little on maintenance.The biggest decline in investment, however, has been from business.

He worried that players were not only working too little on their skills, but that too much gym work was making them prone to injury, something touched upon by two readers interested in the suggestion that rugby was a game for all shapes and sizes – indeed that it was one of its great attractions and had to be valued.

A society may therefore suffer not only from too little of the rule of law, but also from too much of it.

"Only one year ago, too little money was chasing too few deals," said Mitsumasa Murase, chairman and president of Jafco, the venture capital company.

Just as the police killings have multiplied, so has the powerful protest movement against them – only with too little meaningful change.