Sentence examples for too much clogging from inspiring English sources

One of the key aims is to find a compromise distance that achieves enough heating without too much clogging of the collector mirrors.

Probably too much research clogs the narrative arteries of this book; but Keneally is a novelist to his fingertips, and the story is never far away.

Too much might clog the machine.

These products should be used sparingly as too much will clog pores and produce blemishes.

Isn't there already too much narrative cliche clogging up our relationship to experience; the Brown/Blair tiff is packaged in advance as a three act drama with deferred climax; Global Warming as a set of progressive complications yielding the mother of all climaxes.

Try not to apply too much, it could clog your pores, and you could get grown-in hair.

"Too much rubble continues to clog the streets, too many people are still living in tents, and for so many Haitians progress has not come fast enough".

Relevance, allusion, historical significance, metaphor, symbol and myth may make the inquiring mind go round, but too much meaning can also clog the arteries.

Don't use too much product, this can clog your pores even more and could mean that you're taking a step in the wrong direction.

The table was clogged with too much food.

Don't use too much foundation, as it will clog pores and look cake-like on your face.