Sentence examples similar to stacking too much from inspiring English sources
The rules and the system are simply stacked too much against them.
I commented after the show that Birbiglia had stacked too much good material at the end of the show, and that he'd be better off teasing the audience with the first part of his final story earlier on and returning to finish the tale as a closer.
You should avoid stacking too many of these books on top of one another, though, since stacking more than two or three heavy books puts too much pressure on the bottom book.
Finally, we intended our security solution to also be applicable to similar use cases aiming at heterogeneous resource federation, albeit without necessitating a complex security stack imposing too much of an interoperability overhead (e.g. SOAP-based, which is merited in SAML-based trust delegation scenarios, but not necessary for this scenario).
From a distance, its peg legs stacked together looked too much like a tottering game of Jenga.
Doubts about whether the president has stacked the deck too much in his favour to be beaten at the ballot box are now likely to return.The opposition will have to fend off such defeatism if it hopes to keep Mr Chávez in check during his next term.
Her hands were shaking too much to sift through them, and so she grabbed the stack and ran over to Ms. Gullen.
It's a legit piece of post-cabaret on a big subject, something to file with LCD Soundsystem's "New York I Love You, but You're Bringing Me Down" and Dave Frishberg's "Do You Miss New York?" "Dirty Draws, Vol. 3" is a choppy sprawl stacked with attitude, probably too much to handle in an album; a producer is both what it needs and exactly what it doesn't need.
Too much is stacked against an addict in recovery.
At $12.99 per stack, it would be too much to expect fascinating wine.
