Sentences with phrase «people chasing too»

It is far too easy to get in, and consequently there are too many people chasing too few transactions.

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That may sound self - evident, but too many people skip this step and try to make themselves happy by chasing ever - higher goals, or holding themselves to ever - greater standards of perfection.
Too many people are trying to chase them with you.
I believe taxes are too high in New York, and we are chasing people from their homes, all across the board.»
«It raised taxes too high year after year after year after year and we chased businesses away and we chased young people away.
Research shows a difference in DNA could mean some people are less sensitive to the taste of sugar, so they chase sweeter and sweeter foods to get the reward — foods the average person would find way too sweet.
All too often people become confused about what they want and chase after gigolo types or untrusty worthy personalities when what they really want is someone to spend the rest of their lives with.
Even so, Cameron Diaz, whose sleek, ostentatious attire and spotted tattoos evoke the same dangerous beauty of the pet cheetahs, with Malkina's desire to chase and devour dumber, slower people like little jackrabbits, plays the role in too obvious, conniving a way to ever see her as much more than an underhanded «Medea» from the get go.
It also brings into brilliant view the fact that whether it is in Tehran where Censors may drop in to «chop three scenes still considered objectionable», or in Arthur Miller's Brooklyn, yet again chasing «the American dream» — and now a travel ban away — stories about people are not too dissimilar.
Too much time is wasted nowadays on chasing approval from people they'll never know or meet.
Moving towards hiring non-book people for more and more managerial positions, too — reflected in becoming like Borders, with more of an emphasis on gifts and non-book items in the physical stores, chasing the short - term dollar without caring about customer retention in membership drives, e-reader sales, etc..
I've modified my original post and have linked to Chasing Ray, where people have been discussing blog tours, so anyone who wants to delve a little deeper can check there too.
The real problem is too many homes chased by too few people able to afford them at current prices.
Too many times I hear people tell me that the credit card company is chasing them but that «my spouse was ordered to pay the card in the divorce».
There are too many houses chasing too few people, and inadequate underwriting of the financing, because of a misplaced trust in the rise of housing prices.
He is having too much fun: sniffing, playing with another dog or person, chasing something, or playing keep - away.
Just an fyi any dog is capable of killing a child!!!!!!! There is a German Shepherd in our neighborhood that chased a kid on his bike bit his leg and drug him off the bike!!!!! I have a pit my sister has a staffordshire terrier I've known people that raise them and I don't know of one of them that have intentionally ever hurt ANYONE better yet kill someone the most they've done is lick everyone too death in the face and tried jumping up on people!!!! My pit is around my 10 month old and my 4 year old not once has he snapped or hurt either one of them!!!
«Many of the challenges facing the legal profession can be reduced to supply and demand: too many lawyers chasing too little work, which itself results from too many people going to law school.
In the consumer rights realm there are far too many people who have their legitimate rights trampled on by unsavory characters chasing the almighty dollar.
My mission in life is to help people chase down their personal bests and crush their goals so that they too, can change their perceptions.
That raises concern too many people are chasing the same trade.
I too get jarred when my doorbell rings and my dog goes crazy, I have to chase her down before I open door so she doesn't jump on or scare the person at my door.
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