Sentence examples for too much aimed from inspiring English sources

Included on the website is a page titled "Using Too Much?" aimed at people like Dude.

Don't pull too much — aim for only about an inch or so of material.

Once the seedlings appear, water regularly but not too much––aim to keep the soil moist but not waterlogged.

As with the patients in our study, Clark et al found that socio-economically vulnerable patients tended to focus on keeping within self-imposed limits, avoided "doing too much" and aimed to achieve basic goals such as rest and alleviation of pain rather than investing time and energy in more complex lifestyle changes.

You probably won't have much time to get your puck off if you spend too much time aiming at this point.

Sometimes people think that I... take on too much and aim too high, but there is a lot to do and so little time to get it right.

"We've let plenty of opportunities slide because we spent too much time aiming before firing," he said.

But some wise heads are worrying that Team Sky are trying to do too much, in aiming to deliver for both of its stars: not just Wiggins, but Mark Cavendish, who last year won the green jersey (for the best sprinter).

Don't order too much -- aim for "just right" to meet customers' demands.

"It was very much aimed at us.

More controversial amendments to the pension law are in the pipeline, again with the aim of keeping government debt from rising too much, but also aimed at making the pension system more transparent and rational, Mr. Kotecki said.