Sentence examples for too much school from inspiring English sources

"Yeah, but that sounds like too much school," she said.

I've long been a member of the "chief executives make too much" school.

Other states are suffering similar backlashes against the perception that too much school money is going to immigrant kids?

A high proportion of women work, but a German obstacle course keeps them from working too much: school hours are short, kindergarten places are scarce and second incomes in families are taxed at high rates.

She'd already missed too much school, staying home on any pretext and reliving all day, while I was at work, so there really were no limits, and who was being a bad father here?

In the middle of all the cultural activity, there was a flurry of protest from some of the islanders, who believed that too much school time was being spent on the arts and not enough on academic basics.

"Summer vacation started in the cities during the late 19th century, when people began to be concerned about the damaging effects of too much schooling on children," says Kenneth Gold, an assistant professor of education at the College of Staten Island and author of "School's In: The History of Summer Education in American Public Schools," to be published next month by Peter Lang.

Mr. Rembert, 54, said he had lost too much schooling to crop work and had dropped out in the 10th grade.

"Sometimes too much schooling will be a detriment to you in your job," Dr. Carlisle said, adding that not all of the more than 600 people with doctorates at Google are equally well suited to their current assignments.

Other factors vary too much from school to school.

When he was a teen in high school, he partied too much, ignored school too much.