Sentence examples for store too much from inspiring English sources
A first step is to decide which data should be kept and for how long; many firms store too much, making leaks more likely.
India, the upriver nation, is permitted to use some of the water for farming, drinking and power generation, as long as it does not store too much.
Further testing revealed that he had hereditary hemochromatosis, a genetic disease that causes the body to absorb and store too much iron, causing organ damage.
It has identified and patented several of the appetite-regulating genes which prompt people to eat too much or store too much fat in their tissues against a risk of famine that is never going to happen in a rich country.
A YouTube hit, with 1.3 million views as of this week, it also includes these aphorisms: "Transfer ownership to access," "Own as little as possible so you don't have to store too much" and "Editing is the skill of this century: editing space, media consumption, friends".
The report said Google should do more to let users see what information was held about them, provide tools to manage this data and take more care to ensure it did not store too much data about users.
UK retailing is massively oversupplied: too many stores, too much space and too many websites – all chasing relatively soft demand.
Inhibiting a protein in the diabetic liver may be a way to reduce two problems: producing too much glucose and storing too much fat.
Research has also found that storing too much fat around the body prompts the body to produce growth hormones.
Mr Coupe admitted that as many as one-quarter of Sainsbury's stores over the next five years will have too much space.But rather than tinker with its own stores too much, which could put off some of its longtime customers, Sainsbury's is also trying a more novel strategy to compete with Aldi and Lidl.
He blames TEPCO for storing too much spent fuel on the site; for placing too many reactors in the same place (there are six in the Fukushima Dai-ichi plant and seven in a nuclear complex on an earthquake fault-line in Niigata); and for not having enough varied sources of power.But the problems run deeper than TEPCO.
