Sentence examples for order too many from inspiring English sources

The same powder is sprinkled over all the grilled skewers on the menu's shao kao section, and if you order too many of these you may start to lose interest.

Doctors love this proposal, and patients should too: When doctors follow good guidelines they are less likely to order too many or too few tests or to prescribe the wrong treatment.

The trouble is, of course, my usual failing: that I have somehow managed to order too many sets (from Kings Seed this year: Electric red and Senshu Yellow), and the spaces between the wonderfully heartening chicory are smaller than they were a couple of short weeks ago.

Kiki's may be the sexiest restaurant in the city not glamorous by any means, but sexy in a bare-mattress-on-the-loft-floor kind of way, where the simple Greek food is cheap, the wine carafes are inexpensive enough to order too many, and the people are so stunning that you think you and your date, by extension, must be, too.

He says that he and other doctors must order too many tests and imaging studies just to avoid being sued.

The Dartmouth work has been influential on Capitol Hill, where some versions of health care reform will penalize doctors who order too many tests and hospitals that have higher readmission rates.

George learns the decimal system by ordering too many doughnuts.

According to the lawsuit, Dr. Gravett was eventually fired for ordering too many tests.

It may seem like abuse from the airport-security drones, but we're just following orders – too many irrational orders.

Marthe, who discovered a lot of waste in "ordering too many eggs and fruit, so it spoiled".

Previous shipping industry booms have tended to end quickly, with executives glutting the market by ordering too many new vessels.