Sentence examples for sought too from inspiring English sources
Other sorts of carve-out are being sought, too.
The president sought too modest an initial stimulus package and didn't fight hard enough for financial regulation that would rein in imperious banks.
She had sought too much in trying to understand how human frailty connected with love or with the beauty that the gifted brought.
But foreign workers are now being sought, too, by small- and medium-sized businesses, particularly fast-food restaurants and hotels, which have trouble both in attracting and retaining local employees.
BRL Hardy, an Australian winemaker, says it has withdrawn its offer to buy Kendall-Jackson Wine Estates of Santa Rosa, calif., because Kendall-Jackson sought too high a price.
For a pitch that was meant to be full of runs they were uncommonly hard to find, perhaps sought too eagerly by players for whom awaiting the start of this series was at last over and were too anxious to make their mark on it.
Being a little harsh, not seeking too much popularity, is a better way".
Mr. Moore -- disheveled, cranky, attention seeking, too eager to pick a fight -- is easy to satirize.
Thus, Democrats, now facing complaints that Mr. Obama seeks "too much too soon," are exploring that option.
People may seek too much care for back pain, for example, resorting to ineffective or possibly even harmful treatments.
A majority of its members had fought Harrisburg's mayor, Linda D. Thompson, for months, saying she was seeking too little from creditors.
