Sentence examples for too many projects from inspiring English sources

"I don't want to take on too many projects.

Low financing costs persuade entrepreneurs to fund too many projects.

A. I don't take on too many projects; we're very selective.

"Too many projects are being delayed that would actually reduce congestion and emissions," he said.

Kjartansson's problem right now is his tendency to take on too many projects.

It might result in wastage, with too many projects created overall, but the network will be created without opposition.

"When you deplete these reserves--whether through sleep deprivation, which alters how the brain and body use energy, or through pushing too hard on too many projects--the quality of your work plummets, along with the usual pleasure of working on something important, such as doing good science".

The United States, officials from both countries say, took on too many large projects and often did not consult sufficiently with the Iraqis about which projects were needed and how best to go about them.

But too many bad projects are moving forward".

In the next few weeks, I will sign an executive order clearing away the red tape that slows down too many construction projects.

"Too many transportation projects become mired for too long in the complex web of clearances required by federal and state law," Mr. Mineta said.