Sentence examples for provides too from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Christmas simply provides too much material.

Anger provides too low a return on investment.

Similarly, a hand-held game console provides too much visual stimulation at close range.

The internet simply provides too many alternative opportunities to tout products.

The Senate bill provides "too much of a subsidy to too many people," said Senator Rick Santorum, Republican of Pennsylvania.

But Grayling thinks the prison system provides too many luxuries, and that prisoners will benefit from a crackdown.

Silvermine provides too few assignments on which even the top models can survive, so most have multiple clients.

Particularly in the early sections, he provides too much undigested documentation but too little psychological insight or drama.

Whatever their intentions, it's becoming increasingly clear that Stand Your Ground provides too much cover for aggression.

If the book provides too many details about flight delays and other transportation problems, its good-heartedness and plethora of interesting information compensate.

One reason for this big margin of error is that the quadrennial history of American presidential elections provides too small of a sample for more precise statistical analysis.