Sentence examples for risen too much from inspiring English sources

Mr. Timoney is among those who believe overtime costs have risen too much.

Christian Hviid, chief market strategist at Genworth Financial Asset Management in Encino, Calif., said the market's slow ascent during the week was good, but noted that shares had risen too much in the past month.

Investors warned the metal could have risen too much: "The current rally in gold could well be unsustainable, with the bubble set to burst at the first sign of weakness," said FXCM Holdings, a foreign exchange broker.

If sterling rises too much against the dollar, its products might become too expensive.

So if German wages rise too much, the whole continent could become less competitive.

If Medicare costs rose too much, Mr. Stark said, Congress could cut payments to private plans.

"My eye is still real sensitive, so if my blood pressure rises too much, my eye starts to get red".

That seems to have been happening since March, after asking prices rose too much and turned off buyers.

The cost of gas will not have to rise too much for the car to break even.

Countries fear losing competitiveness on world markets if their currency rises too much against the greenback; they fear inflation if it falls too far.

The government is supposed to have 450,000 tonnes in a grain stockpile, with 100,000 tonnes in reserve to keep prices from rising too much.