Sentence examples for towards too much from inspiring English sources

After the Watergate crisis, I think the country realized we were moving towards too much big money, and with great popular support [Congress] passed laws that limit campaign spending, which they have in most other countries.

And if in doubt, should prudent policymakers err towards doing too much or too little?At a global level, the answer is surely that boldness beats timidity.

In other words, our findings point towards a "too much dyssnchrony is bad" paradigm, whereas echocardiographic studies support an "any degree of dyssynchrony is good" paradigm of CRT.

Try not to lean it towards yourself too much.

Massena's advance towards Landshut required too much time, permitting Hiller to escape south over the Isar.

Brian Cronin noted that "[many] readers felt the violence towards Barbara Gordon was too much, and even Moore, in retrospect, has expressed his displeasure with how the story turned out".

Author Brian Cronin, in Was Superman A Spy?: And Other Comic Book Legends Revealed (2009), notes that "[many] readers felt the violence towards Barbara Gordon was too much, and even Moore, in retrospect, has expressed his displeasure with how the story turned out".

6 It was planned that hits derived from small molecules that already have desirable drug-like properties could be modified to tune their selectivity away from their original protein targets and towards TryR without too much disruption of the desirable drug-like properties.

They went too much towards mediocrity.

She denied that the BBC's presentation of current affairs is tilted too much towards men.

Perhaps Pietersen, who occasionally played the shot off the front foot, erred a little too much towards mid-wicket.