Sentence examples for too zealous from inspiring English sources

Automated systems can also be too zealous.

Mr. Brodsky, known in Albany for his brash manner, fended off a question about whether he was too zealous.

Some drug company executives had said they worried that he might be too zealous in regulating their products.

Knight also acknowledged remorse for the times that he had been too zealous with his players on the practice floor.

The US attorney for Massachusetts, Carmen Ortiz, who brought the case, has disputed claims that her office was too zealous.

Too tight a target, or too zealous a pursuit of it, means pain in terms of slower growth and higher unemployment.

For example, when Ernst Welteke, president of the German bank, said on Monday that too-zealous rate cuts could lead to higher inflation, some analysts began to wonder whether any cut at all would come this week.

All too often we're seen as nothing more than the offspring of those overly zealous missionaries of old who partnered all too well with historical colonialism.

They were overly zealous".

An excessively zealous prosecution of the president could backfire.

Do we really want to have this added mental burden heaped on reporters that may make them too concerned that zealous government gumshoes will start labeling them as "co-conspirators" of the jihadists who threaten to take us down again?