Sentence examples for too much blocking from inspiring English sources
The federal system gives too much blocking power to the states.
A platform owner gains from having good apps available (consider, um, the iPhone without Google Maps), and so too much blocking will destroy what makes the product valuable.
Shockey has not spoken with the news media this week, but has long been frustrated by his role with the team — too much blocking, not enough pass catching, in his mind — and asked to be traded this off-season.
You don't want to have too much blocking or else it can be distracting.
Well, I could say that Christmas in LA was a bit lonely, so thank god for Helen Mirren's annual do, which, sadly, I left in disgrace after drinking too much and blocking her sink with chunky barf, but I'm afraid I can't because it's just not true.
Critics, who were especially dissatisfied with the Fringe tweet-peat, say the feed at the bottom of the screen was distracting and took up too much space, blocking the mouths of characters during close-up shots.
If you start falling into codependent patterns, try to identify who in your support system is helping too much and blocking paths to independence.
Today the city itself isn't any more beautiful — there's just too much cinder-block sprawl — but it's buzzing with new talent and bold ideas.
To make sure the yuan doesn't strengthen too much, China blocks speculators from buying the currency.
Another fear is that the use of UPP and the like will give trustbusters too much leeway to block mergers that might benefit consumers.
He recognises that every period creates its own distinctive kinds of rain, whether it is oily yellow puddles under Victorian gaslight, or grey puddles in the weed-grown craters of postwar bombsites, or rain hitting hard against the glass and concrete surfaces of our modern world, which has done too much, perhaps, to block it out.
