Too many subjects thrown in can cause a passage to become muddy.
"The real problem is that there are too many subjects and not enough time," he said.
Sumarsono, head of reproductive health at the women's and social empowerment agency in Yogyakarta, responded that there were already too many subjects in school.
Pretty soon, he had a three-act play with, he realized, a cast of way too many characters dealing with way too many subjects — not just evolution, but topics like Colonialism and a Tierra del Fuegan accused of murder.
I might have been able to narrow my list if I knew what I wanted to study, but I have far too many subjects that I enjoy and not enough subjects that I dislike.
For example, an inspectors' report published this week, declaring Berger Primary in Hackney, east London, as "failing", makes it clear that weak management and poor discipline are the real problems not having too many subjects to cover.
Like much of Washington, the White House has seemed to be suffering from a kind of overload, from too many subjects to cope with: Central America, the Middle East, arms control, the budget, the MX missile, the economy, the environment, China, race.
Like much of Washington, the White House has seemed to be suffering from a kind of overload, from too many subjects to cope with: Central… The contest to select the Democratic Presidential candidate was under way in February.
By Elizabeth Drew The New Yorker, May 9 , 1983P. 48 Like much of Washington, the White House has seemed to be suffering from a kind of overload, from too many subjects to cope with: Central America, the Middle East, arms control, the budget, the MX missile, the economy, the environment, China, race.
Since too many subjects work on non-normal fuzzy sets, in this paper we worked on fuzzy sets in general, without regard to their height.
