Sentence examples for uses too from inspiring English sources
The speaker uses too much Army-specific jargon.
I understand that Brand uses too many rude words.
He uses too much hair tonic, smokes discount cigarettes.
If one uses too much force, no harm is done.
The one who uses too much hair gel.
And by trying to be definitive, "Arnie" uses too many voices.
Most notably, Apple, maker of the iPhone, says Flash uses too much processing and battery power.
Data throttling — slowing down the Internet connection of a customer who uses too much data — has become a common practice for cellphone carriers.
Critics continue to worry that fracking fluid can get into aquifers via accidents, or that fracking simply uses too much water.
Mr Wajda fails that test: he uses too many characters, and too much detail distracts the viewer from the central message.
His wife, Lü Minqin, said she most regretted buying a 46-inch, $700 flat-screen television, which uses too much electricity, and a $200 washing machine.
