Sentence examples for tackle too much from inspiring English sources

In his dense weave of cultural reference he mentions a successful first novelist whose "second novel, recapitulating some of the first's themes, [is] somehow lacking — emboldened by success he tries to tackle too much".

When learning to multitask, don't try to tackle too much too soon.

Anime News Network's reviewers found much to enjoy about the first series, although Theron Martin warns that the first DVD should be "watched in small doses, as trying to tackle too much of it in one sitting will elevate the suicide rate of your brain cells".

It is possible to be too narrow, but it is easier to expand it a bit if you need to rather than to condense it after you've tried to tackle too much research.

"It's easy to take issue with a documentary like 'The House I Live In,' which tackles too much in too brief a time and glosses over complexities, yet this is also a model of the ambitious, vitalizing activist work that exists to stir the sleeping to wake," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times in October.

It's easy to take issue with a documentary like "The House I Live In," which tackles too much in too brief a time and glosses over complexities, yet this is also a model of the ambitious, vitalizing activist work that exists to stir the sleeping to wake.

Some worry that Venter is tackling too much at once.

There was a threat of an offload or pass on most ball carries which prevents the opposition from 'gang tackling' too much (due to the second threat), leading to 1v1 tackles and quicker ball.

If he errs, it is on the side of courage - perhaps he tackles too much.

… one of our challenges is what to do with epidurals and our culture is that if you have an epidural in place, you have a [urinary catheter] in place and [health system] as a whole has decided not to tackle that too much yet (Hospital 6- Clinical Nurse Specialist).

My problem is that I know too much to tackle that.