Sentence examples for too much term from inspiring English sources

This was done after initial analysis showed that elimination of redundancy removed too much term expression variation and resulted in a high number of false positives for the univocality violation detection.

If a business unit is in bad shape and under pressure, the people in that unit do not care about the long-term; there is too much short-term pressure to think about the future (I07).

"Instinctively I don't want to do it because I think it leads to all kinds of complexities in terms of giving Microsoft too much long-term market momentum".

Bonuses have never been blamed for causing the crisis but have been accused of encouraging traders to take too much short-term risk without thinking of the long-term consequences of their actions.

He said one of the lessons of the crisis was that compensation schemes that delivered large bonuses for short-term returns encouraged individuals to take on too much long-term risk.

"There's been too much short-term vision," he said.

"But we can't change too much in terms of what we do".

But, he said, where a person is born "still matters too much" in terms of earning potential.

You don't want to risk falling apart and losing too much in terms of his development".

But "Simon Sez" otherwise manages to be both too much in terms of props and too little in dance content.

"You've got to be careful not to test it too much in terms of your performance and what you used to be able to do.