Sentence examples for result too much from inspiring English sources
As a result, too much of the economy's capital stock ends up in the noncorporate sector.
The result: too much sea water gets into the lagoon, and it's moving too quickly.
As a result, too much of the film feels like shorthand, a trail of teasing crumbs to lead us to the inevitable sequels.
As a result, too much glucose ends up in the bloodstream, which can damage the circulatory and nervous systems as well as major organs.
As a result, too much of the nation's saving ends up in the form of housing rather than in business investment, where it could have increased productivity and wages.
"We can't dwell on this result too much and we've got two games at home.
I capitulated, ordering the hot, spicy and sweet shrimp with garlic sauce recommended by the server, with predictable results: too much breading, most of it soggy, and very little shrimp flavor.
The few helicopter-owning customers should not skew the results too much.
Therefore, this situation did not affect the results too much.
Similar to other evolutionary studies these experiments represent a specific case and it is important not to generalize the results too much.
Even so, we could demonstrate improvements on these dimensions at least for parent reports, so that this deficiency seems not to have affected our results too much.
