Sentence examples similar to revise too much from inspiring English sources
To a central banker, that signals a tighter labour market, with less downward pressure on wages, and more of a threat of looming inflation.I think it would be wrong for the Fed to revise its views too much based on these datapoints, and I think it would be wrong for the Fed to react too quickly to inflation, when and if it emerges.
Eat during and before revising- but not too much.
--Stimson writes in his diary about decision today to release to the press, with Truman's coming statement after the use of the bomb, a 200-page report on the building of the bomb, revised to not give too much away.
The paper needs revising because it gives too much room to irrelevant or redundant findings; at the same time, it gives too little room to discussing critical technical details, as well as the broader context and physiologic implications.
And after revising Volume I ("Simply far too much purple prose in that one," he says. "Do not read too deeply into it").
But the revised figures were not drastic enough, and contained too much uncertainty, for the committee to recommend changing the current targets.
Without adding too much extra text, it should be revised so that it is a complete document.
Attempting to revise the entire system is akin to reinventing the wheel -- too much work and the outcome is likely to be sub-par.
1) Who am I? Don't think too much; just write something that seems right and true, then revise and refine over time.
If the data is deemed not suitable for the purpose because there was too much generalization and suppression, then the threshold can be revised upwards.
