Sentence examples for useful too much from inspiring English sources

Just as vagueness can be useful, too much precision can be risky.

In The Instinct of Workmanship and the State of the Industrial Arts (1914), he elaborated on his idea that business enterprise was in fundamental conflict with the human propensity for useful effort; too much of humankind's energy was wasted through inefficient institutions.

Long legs are useful too, but use much caution if attempting to kick.

It shows the limitations of the creed, while offering a useful counterweight to too much gloom.

Second, one should call populists out for what they are: a danger to democracy and not a useful corrective for too much elite power, as some commentators naively assume.

That was a useful tidbit, because too much overlap could misidentify the presence of a gene.

… I don't go to support groups, I don't find those sorts of things useful, reminds me too much of hospital".

Many individuals had stopped using alternative therapies, despite finding them useful, because they cost too much while others had stopped using them because they simply didn't find them helpful.

While Morrison appears to have existed she was probably unable to produce a convincing account of her personal experiences because she received too much useful advice about content from an editor who was keen to help her write a best seller.

There is just too much useful data there for you to pass it up.

While PowerPoint is ideal for flashing useful charts and graphs, too much text is a turn-off.