Sentence examples for too many extensions from inspiring English sources

"You don't hear of too many extensions after 1-10," Pees admitted from his office on the school's northern Ohio campus.

I don't use too many extensions (only AdBlock and Better Gmail), so everything has been fine on my end.

Don't add too many extensions to Chrome or you'll slow down your browser.

Ms. Alonso has too many leg extensions, but Mr. Ronen does nicely with a cardboard role.

In an article last year in the Journal of Economics and Management Strategy, Dipak Jain, dean of the Kellogg business school, and Michaela Draganska, an academic at Stanford, claimed that too many product extensions can have an adverse effect on overall market share and push up costs.

"Our nation's roads and highways have suffered under too many short-term extensions," Inhofe said.

A second Café Grumpy location, in Chelsea, prohibited laptops after too many customers ran extension cords across the room.

The measure was opposed by Republican leaders who said the Democrats added too many costly provisions, including an extension of unemployment benefits, tax credits for the coal industry and increased subsidies for home energy costs.

However, how filopodial extensions begin to grow and what stops a neuron from forming too many filopodia is not fully understood.

There are a few too many steps in saving a link or image via the optional Soulmix browser extension, and a few too many follow-up emails afterwards, noting that so-and-so liked your post or began following you.

Use only outdoor rated extension cords for exterior light, and do not try to attach too many lights to one cord.