Sentence examples for removed too much from inspiring English sources

At the start of a meeting of European finance ministers in Luxembourg on October 18th the French predictably criticised the notion of "automaticity", which they said removed too much political discretion.

The Passaic Valley commission contends that the increased pumping in the two rivers has removed too much of the water that normally would flow from them into the Passaic.

MIAMI — A new boutique hotel in downtown Miami has relocated all its guests after health officials determined that a water filter removed too much chlorine, possibly allowing the spread of a rare bacteria that killed one former guest and made at least two others sick since October.

He'd removed too much shrapnel, sewed up too many guts, tended to too many dying kids his own age to put much value in such things.

This was done after initial analysis showed that elimination of redundancy removed too much term expression variation and resulted in a high number of false positives for the univocality violation detection.

If you do, then you may have removed too much.

However, the risk of fluid removal is to remove too much fluid and to impair the haemodynamic condition.

The fast-acting enzymes remove too much dopamine, so the overall level is too low.

Because removing too much fat can be risky, medical societies do not recommend liposuction for the morbidly obese.

David L. Manz, the chairman of the Florida Bar Family Law Section, said his organization opposed the House bill because it was too loosely written and would remove too much judicial discretion.

She prefers plucking the brow to waxing, which she said removes too much, and also uses tweezers to tackle stray nose and ear hairs.