Sentence examples for too active in from inspiring English sources

The Jets cannot be too active in free agency because they were one of the final four teams in 2009.

However, they had to return to Britain when Robin was a toddler because his foundry-worker father, Thomas, was too active in local strikes.

During the administration of the previous Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, the Supreme Court was under constant attack for being too active in matters of state and religion.

The idea that at best the public sector can fix "market failures" and "de-risk" business, means that when the banks become too active in an area, they are accused of "crowding out" the private sector.

But the FBI dropped its involvement after they judged that the informant had been too active in helping: urging or arranging for Pimentel to start drilling into pipe pieces – the evidence that he intended to set off a bomb.

At UCLA a Jewish student almost lost a seat on the student judicial board over concerns among fellow students that she was perhaps too "active in the Jewish community" to "maintain an unbiased view".

"We express no confidence in the Central Election Commission because of its being a passive, or maybe a too active, participant in falsifications," he said.

"Because it's too intelligent, too active to put in a cage, like a prisoner.

"I think there is a general hesitancy, given where we are as a team, to become too active too early in free agency," Alderson said.

The killer has begun to take far too active an interest in Malcolm's private life, and he has an ugly temper.

F.B.I. agents were concerned that the informer might have played too active a role in helping Mr. Pimentel, according to interviews with people briefed on the case.