Sentence examples for statement too much from inspiring English sources

Noting that he had traveled to Sudan to witness the referendum, Mr. Kerry said in a statement: "Too much sacrifice has been made to see that effort go backward.

More nuanced responses were obtained for some questions, with 60% agreeing with a statement that too much emphasis is placed on patients' rights as opposed to nurses' rights and 32% agreeing with a statement that they would take part in strike action to improve nurses' salaries and working conditions.

Now one could argue that the covered-up direction in swimwear has something to do with the tanking economy (ahem, tankini), or perhaps it is a precautionary statement against too much sun exposure.

However, "two statements is too much," she says, "I prefer a combination [of an objective and a summary statement]." Education.

Some private companies have complained that preparing GAAP statements costs too much, with a considerable portion of the cost coming from rules that provided for disclosures that might be irrelevant.

Apart from the fact that they simply don't make sense, these unthinking, throwaway statements place too much onus on the struggling individual than the society that is making them struggle.

"It's a statement but not too much in-your-face," as Mia Kim put it.

Over half of the public (53%) agrees with the statement: "We spend too much time talking about race".

About 83.6% agreed with the statement, "We believe too much in faith and too little in science".

The majority of respondents (60%) agreed with the statement 'I think too much emphasis is placed on patients' rights at the expense of nurses' rights'.

*** Even so, to analyze these films as pure acts of ego or even political statements gives Mailer too much credit for their creation.