In short, it seems that, for the first time in microfinance's history, there could be a danger of too much money pursuing too few quality institutions and managers.
After a while, I decided that pursuing it too much was impolite, and I let it drop for the time being.
For example, with regard to eating a temperate person eats what is appropriate to him or her, pursuing neither too much which would lead to gluttony nor to little which would lead to starvation.
I think the parents don't pursue it too much because they are grateful for what they get from their son's contract.
The goal of normalcy was pursued with far too much prosecutorial zeal.
Even before the crisis, William Cline of the Peterson Institute for International Economics, a think-tank in Washington, DC, worried that the combined surplus of all the countries pursuing this strategy was too much for the rich world, especially America, to absorb comfortably.
Still, the Audit does often offer cogent analysis in pursuing its basic theme: too much business journalism concentrates too heavily on market movements and relies on moneymaking tips in lieu of hard-hitting coverage.
The only thing certain in economic life is that most of it is conducted into an uncertain environment; that raises a question though: what makes individuals pursue entrepreneurship which engages too much risk for an unsure, or too little, return?
Mr. Kim's opponents have frequently accused him of spending too much time pursuing reconciliation with North Korea while glossing over his own country's problems.
Many young people complain that provincial politicians spend too much time pursuing political autonomy while under-financed high schools have some of the highest dropout rates in North America.
