Sentence examples for too program from inspiring English sources

"This is not a new plan," Ogg told the Houston Chronicle of Anderson's proposal, "It's a 'me too' program by a candidate who has shifted her position with the winds of political change".

But Mitt seems too programmed to risk his hard-won chance at the brass ring on a brassy partner who might overshadow him.

His conclusion: Socialists were too rigid, too programmed for what was an essentially unprogrammed country.

Don't run too many programs while the program is operating.

The segment clearly proves that diversity is lacking at the Way Too Early program.

And cruelty to children too, because "programming" an already-running AGI, unlike all other programming, constitutes education.

We were too busy programming arpeggios.

Too many programs plug new works or novelties into unremarkable groupings of standard repertory.

Choppy sound can also result from having too many programs open on your computer.

Far too few programs and resources are allocated for adults with autism.

But Chrysler, too, has programs to update its core franchise vehicles.