Sentence examples for too structured that from inspiring English sources

"It might be too structured; that might be a part of it," Coach Bruce Arena said of American forwards.

Particularly if it's a second wedding: "Mature women marrying for the second time often look for something structured that isn't too flouncy and over the top," continues Kingham.

One thing Ms. Cantwell, who is British and well versed in gap years, also didn't want was a program that was "too structured.

She said that system was too structured, with no flexibility to choose the time or type of the workouts, the location of the training or the partner you rowed with.

"The [top tier] WorldTour is too structured.

Other reasons for staying ashore include concerns that cruises will be too crowded (18 percent), cabins will be too small (14 percent), and the schedule will be too structured (13 percent).

He came to New York in the early 60's and signed with Blue Note Records just as the free-jazz revolution took off, but his music was too intricately structured to fit that mold.

This is a subtle balancing act, and lots of cryptosystems have fallen apart over the years when it turned out there was just a little too much hidden structure that could be taken advantage of.

But that would involve the abandonment not just of pretension but also of a career structure that means too much to too many Anglican minds.

We notice patterns and motifs without worrying too much about the structure that governs them.

NEW YORK TIMES Britain's Cable Considers Pay Cap for C.E.O.'s  |  Britain's business secretary, Vince Cable, is considering proposals to curb the salaries of the country's top chief executives, claiming that companies too often have pay structures that reward failure.