Sentence examples for too much deliver from inspiring English sources

Pulpy but attenuated, "Heroine" tries to do too much: deliver an exposé of the back-stabbing film business while also drawing a portrait of a woman caught in its vice.

However the official figures are reconfigured, the government is open to criticism that it has spent too much delivering too little.

It's easy to blame NASA for promising too much, delivering too little, passing the buck, and otherwise acting like what it is--a bloated, middle-aged government bureaucracy.

I eat far too much delivered food, and I'm sure you do, too.

The problem with YouTube is not that it costs too much to deliver that video but that we have not found a way to migrate television advertising as quickly as the television audience has migrated.

A panel of more than 50 leading figures in finance, business and policymaking describe capitalism as in need of reform, as "management greed, corporate tax dodging and investor short-termism" have caused it to "lose its way", focusing too much on delivering for shareholders, rather than increasing productivity.

There are many other reasons why voters have learned to disregard what we have to say, however loudly we say it: Promising too much and delivering too little.

The state controls too much and delivers too little.

The regulator wanted to crack down on companies that were charging too much and delivering too little.

Watch more than three at a time and one can feel peculiarly numb, nerves deadened by too much experience delivered too quickly.

For instance, executive compensation schemes incorporating stock options are focused too much on delivering value for shareholders, and ignore other important stakeholders such as employees.