Sentence examples for passed too much from inspiring English sources

He may have passed too much control over our Middle East policy to despots addicted to cruelty.

There is also a feeling that as companies have cut costs to remain competitive with the cheaper China and South Korea, they passed too much of the burden onto employees.

Are there adverse effects among the people of Gulfport, Mississippi, through which millions of gallons passed, too much of it in leaky barrels?

"We look to pass too much," Carolina Coach Peter Laviolette said.

And Vanbiesbrouck has tried not to pass too much advice to DiPietro -- yet.

"This is what happens when I pass too much!" he tweeted.

Kovalev has frustrated the Penguins by being reluctant to shoot and, as coach Ivan Hlinka said: "Sometimes, he passes too much".

As the 2012 National Audit Office report pointed out, the contract illustrates the naivety of attempting to pass too much risk to the private sector, particularly if it is unquantifiable.

Alexander Carno passes too much time staring out the window of the tidy bedroom he shares with his grandfather, relying on binoculars to take him down 19 flights to the Harlem street below.

Mr Bacon added that he also believed that Mr Pindar was trying to be "diplomatic" and not passing too much blame on to the MoD for problems the company had inherited with the IT systems.

While Kobe Bryant and Carmelo Anthony are deified when they are moved to share the ball, James has mostly been called out for passing too much — which makes Joyce proud.