Sentence examples for too much preparation from inspiring English sources

There is no such thing as too much preparation for a field campaign, and with only 3 months to prepare, I had to work quickly.

"It seems it will be a major operation because compared to the previous time, this time there's too much preparation for this operation on both sides".

For Mrs. Clinton, who can appear most at peace with a briefing book in her hand, there is no such thing as too much preparation.

Roger Clemens, Andy Pettitte, Mike Mussina and Hitchcock will assume four spots in the five-man rotation, and Wells cannot pitch out of the bullpen any more because his back requires too much preparation before he pitches.

When it became clear that the shuttles needed too much preparation to be launched every week or two, and that each flight was much costlier than first estimated -- now about $400 million each -- the military pulled out of the project and put its payloads on expendable rockets, Dr. McCurdy said.

This may be one of the reasons why lone wolves are rarely suicide bombers, i.e., since such an attack may be too complicated and involves too much preparation [11].

Asked if there was too much test preparation in city schools, Ms. Black acknowledged that "the curriculum must be more robust".

Michael Thomas and I felt he was talking about Gazza too much in preparation and didn't put enough emphasis on our own abilities.

It's like I connect to the emotional state of another being that's other than my own and that is very freeing.' Thankfully for Brody, Hollywoodland didn't involve too much tortuous preparation.

There is a consensus that China still leans far too much on preparation for exams and leaves too little time for real learning.

Vonn, a four-time world champion in the downhill, reiterated that she must closely guard against trying to do too much in preparation for Sochi.