Sentence examples for would provide too from inspiring English sources

Mr. Posen of the Peterson economics institute predicted that the Fed's new policy of lower interest rates would provide "too much rather than too little stimulus" and help push inflation noticeably higher in 2009 and 2010.

Democrats said Mr. Bush's tax proposals would focus their benefits on upper-income people who need the help the least, and would provide too much assistance to companies at the expense of unemployed people.

After days of agonising, David Miliband concluded that his presence in the Shadow Cabinet would provide too great a distraction – and a potential source of discord – for the party and backtracked on a pledge to serve under his brother if defeated in the leadership contest.

Facebook could add it view counts, but it would provide too little utility and take up too much room.

In contrast, BAC clones with very small inserts would provide too little information from HICF for being valuable for physical mapping.

Another interaction that could contribute to PIP2-triggered kinase activation is direct binding of the pseudosubstrate to PIP2, but as noted for diffusion on PC/PS bilayers (see above), such an interaction would provide too little friction to account for the observed PKCα slowing following docking of the C2 domain to PC/PS/PIP2 bilayers that requires C1A insertion for a quantitative explanation.

After disposing of their fierce rivals and then the eventual double winners in the last two rounds, surely Oxford would not provide too big an obstacle in the final?

Parsing through the data shows wages for many occupational categories that a lot of people would think provide too little bang for those serious bucks.

Here, the obtained moderate contig lengths (N50 ~11.5 kb; largest contig ~34 kb) were interpreted as indication that considering 454 FLX sequencing without additional paired end sequences alone would provide a too limited strategy in context of a complex eukaryotic genome sequencing project.

As well this, the vacancy said reimbursement for travel costs 'up to the maximum equivalent of a weekly zone 1-6 travel card' would be provided too.

What possible reason would the Obama administration have to intentionally provide too little security to its own ambassador?