Sentence examples for perform too much from inspiring English sources

VCs can also perform too much due diligence, apparently.

Chhattisgarh health officials quoted by the Hindustan Times denied any responsibility for the deaths, but some suggested that medics were under pressure from the authorities to perform too much sterilisation surgery in too little time.

This was done to ensure a fit which describes all aspects of the data well, and does not perform too much of a trade-off between, for example, the bandwidth and the baseline vs. the amplitude parameter.

In all cohorts except that of 2005, more than half of the respondents agreed that they had been expected to perform too much non-medical work during the F1 year (figure 3).

"It's a training group, and you can't exploit it by touring or performing too much.

Many of her dishes demonstrate real imagination, but they're undercut by a kitchen that performs too much like an assembly line.

So, check out this exclusive clip of Dave Matthews Band performing "Too Much" from the DVD.

During the opening credits, the group performs "Too Much" on Top of the Pops, surrounded by media and photographers from various television programmes and magazines.

In one act, Tigger, a male burlesque artist (men perform, too, but much less frequently), wears an animal mask, with cute little ears, over his penis.

Efficiencies and emission levels are within regulatory frames as long as the systems do not perform too many load changes or too much time in low part load.

For the past few years the Health Care Finance Administration of the Department of Health &Human Services has been tightening the rules and reimbursement rates on cataract operations, on the grounds that too many are being performed and too much money is being spent on them.