Sentence examples for too much issue from inspiring English sources

Honestly though I don't take too much issue with the result based on the adverse conditions.

In a letter to The Times, Dewar complained that their reviewer was taking far too much issue with the author, which as the reviewer pointed out, "a review of an autobiography must necessarily deal largely with the author himself".

If particle velocity increases too much issues such as particle attrition, dust generation, chute and belt wear and excessive noise can arise, whereas if particle velocity decreases, stagnation zones can develop, resulting in issues such as spillage or chute blockage.

"There is just too much at issue".

My boyfriend had relocated not long after, and I saw him every other weekend, so not sleeping together wasn't too much an issue at first.

In contrast, they say, some European institutions have concentrated too much on issues of prejudice and political rights.

"We have got into a bad habit of dancing to the Tory tune too much on issues like social security and education.

But the lesson it teaches is not that Europe has "concentrated too much on issues of prejudice and political rights" rather than access to housing and jobs.

Living With Race These days, do you think the media talk too much about issues of race, too little, or about the right amount?

Howard Cooper, chair of the Association of Directors of Children's Services workforce committee, says: "It is impossible to involve children too much in issues that are vital to their welfare.

Game site operators say they are working harder on technical details so that players do not have to worry too much about issues like millisecond-long lags in game responses, which put some players at a disadvantage.