Sentence examples for too much in winter from inspiring English sources

For instance, one study from 2001 showed that when Florida scrub jays ate too much in winter, they laid their eggs so early that the hatchlings' natural food sources weren't available when they needed them.

Getting stuck indoors too much in winter can make us cranky.

We had seen too much in 2005.

It had rained too much in 1315 — sometimes every day for weeks at a stretch.

"And I guess I was probably going out a little too much in 2007 and 2008.

This didn't matter too much in past years, because carriers generally charged the same prices.

"They eased too much in 1998," said Mickey D. Levy, chief economist at Banc of America Securities.

What do you think the Guardian covered too much in 2013?

Ferdinand Piëch, Volkswagen's chief executive, insisted that the company was merely trying to bring inventories back into balance after shrinking them too much in 1999.

Bill Clinton, getting ready to run for a second term, told some wealthy contributors that he regretted raising their taxes "too much" in 1993.

Mr. Greenspan was also questioned about whether the Fed had brought on the economic slowdown by raising interest rates too much in 1999 and the first half of last year.