Sentence examples for too much general from inspiring English sources
But it would be wrong to read too much general market cheer into Kingfisher's better-than-expected 22% rise in interim pre-tax profits to £439m.
The author has access and insight, but crowds in too much general family history — there is a seemingly endless supply of eccentric relatives — so that we are almost halfway through the book before Nica makes it to New York.
They're already on good salaries so... to... study for another 5 years is... (too much) (general support from peers) E74 Many of the VDPs were felt that their experiences in the short term would help them in preparation for the future by identifying areas of interest, clarifying their career goals and the types of setting they wanted to work in over the longer term.
"I don't like people too much in general," he says after a pause.
"Our argument is they relied too much on general policing experience and what one officer described as an educated assumption".
Those demands may seem too much for General Musharraf, who after the Sept. 11 attacks, adopted a policy of cooperation with the United States in its campaign against terrorism.
While the industry may have been producing too much in general, Talecris hit the ceiling in its ability to make some of its products, and needs a new plant, Mr. Goodsall said.
And in that already existing environment, where women are used to being told that they're too fat, too old, too wrinkly, just too much in general, what could be simpler than to add another to the list, in the form of too smelly?
While there are prizes for labels, DJs, MCs and "biggest jungle personality", hopefully they won't distract too much from General Levy and Ragga Twins bringing their ravaged larynxes to bear on old-school rollers, alongside pop-junglism from David Boomah and Serial Killaz.
The kind that causes you to go crazy and cut off your ear, provided you have undiagnosed mental illness and drink too much in general.
Drinking too much in general is highly discouraged.
