Sentence examples for too many standards from inspiring English sources

Many institutions have been confronted with applying too many standards and framework in their science education programme.

Despite major presences from established audio giants like Sennheiser and Dolby, there really haven't been too many standards established.

Too many standards lead to overly prescriptive procedures and obstruct clear thinking at the functional levels, as well as building in features that remain unused and produce too little return.

Unfortunately, "Chicano Chicanery" has too many "standard" identity stories, fictions that reveal little about being Chicano.

We could learn from his impatience: there are too many standard formulations in our language.

Instead of keeping you on the edge of your seat, it often lulls you back on your cushion with too many standard-issue BBC views of the English countryside containing too many herds of sheep.

Morisseau has given Chelle too many standard reactions for her to be interesting, but the charming, fast talking Sly (Brandon J. Dirden), who Chelle loves, complicates her stereotypical strong-black-woman role.

By Robert Mankoff August 30, 2013 In a post on Page-Turner this week, Teju Cole bemoans the "too many standard formulations in our language" that "stand in place of thought" and that we utter "due to laziness, prejudice, or hypocrisy — as though they were fresh insight".

There are too many standard chargers which take three hours.

Potential R-Class customers have complained that the R lacks too many standard features, and Mercedes says the GL has a higher level of standard equipment, including such items as an air suspension, adjustable ride height that lowers automatically at speed for more efficient driving, chrome trim, a power-operated third row and a third-row sunroof.

That I'm one-too-many standard deviations away from normal and that's bad.