Sentence examples for target too much from inspiring English sources

He hit Novak with too much aggression and not enough of a target, too much firepower.

"We focus on targets too much".

Though the goal is hunting practice, hunting broadheads are not used, as they would tear up the foam targets too much.

In April this year, they said the 100% target was "too much, too fast".

Despite losing three wickets towards the end, after Alastair Cook and Alex Hales had added 64 for the first wicket, the England captain making 43, they achieved their target without too much alarm.

I'd hope I'm not a target for too much abuse – especially compared to what a lot of other sites are saying".

This is the pledge to keep interest rates low until the unemployment rate falls to 6.5%, so long as inflation doesn't breach the 2% target by too much - so not rising above 2.5%.

Potential targets: Not too much shopping is expected at the Britannia Stadium, and Stoke may just choose to trim their squad.

There must be room for improvement [ 61], but the relevant target must be achievable: if the target set is too much of a "stretch goal", then the hospital or area may assume that there is no point attempting to reach the target and the whole point of the incentive is vitiated: a principle described as the 'rule' having 'some expected usefulness' [ 62].

Using X-rays to find the internal target would deliver too much radiation to the patient.

The target always looked too much for West Indies on a pitch that offered turn and bounce but West Indies may wonder what might have been had Shivnarine Chanderpaul and Darren Bravo survived the final session on Thursday.