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You could say it started with a little bit of food. Too little, as it turned out.

"Nitrogen creates a rather big problem that seems to me to have been given too little attention, " he said.

not things, and we will always think he is better, it is because you know too little of him, did not have time to live together with him.

The man thought for a while, then shook his head. He says to you, I am not interested in the movie. Love movies too little.

But she paid too little heed to the rank and file, and failed to campaign for him energetically enough once the decision had been made.

Both trying to do too much, or pulling back and doing too little are counter productive.

But analysts say that if Lenovo is to be blamed, it is for integrating too much with its acquisition target rather than too little.

Of course, too much work or too little reward would turn the game into a chore. This kind of interaction design requires a fine touch.

He is too little, in other words, he is only a pupil, you cannot demand too much of him.

"The heart of the problem is people borrowed too much with too little collateral, " he said.

It was now five past four and there would be too little time to return to the bank.

Julia is beautiful simply because you know too little of her.

It will be easy to tell if you are feeding too much or too little: if there are leftover pellets, then you are giving them too much.

The reason seems to be that Iran was over-confident, offering too little and asking for too much.

The doctor said he provided too little information to make a judgment, and suggested a simple test which would provide more data.

Not all the details are clear but the plan seems to do too little to help Greece, and too much to help the banks.

Suppose you think so, you know too little about the situation in Korean movies world.

But even if Basel III had not been too little, it may have been too late.

This could not be confirmed, but what was certain was that his efforts were too little, too late for some of his sons.

The captain has said too much or he has said too little, and I'm bound to say that I require an explanation of his words.

Only two percent said the subject receives "too little" coverage, and eight percent said scandals get the "right amount" of press.

I'm not missing, I also was not injured, not angry, I'm just a little tired, I'm tired of paying too much, too little return.

The president's willingness to ask for too little was, it turns out, a huge strategic error.

Some of you think too much and do too little. You know it.

It suggested a consumption too great of a vitality which, to judge from her figure and stature, was already too little.

Aristotle's most enduring and useful insight was that virtually nothing is good for us if we have too little or too much of it.

Weight gain is often blamed on too much fatty food and too little exercise.

You've got to place the boundary at exactly the right place, otherwise you've got a bit too much in your system or a bit too little.

AIDS activist groups said the numbers showed the United States is doing too little to control the epidemic.

The farm they sold when the children were young and the work became too much and the money became too little.

His view seems to be that the world is caught between too little democracy in the east and too much in the west.

If it lasts six quarters, as Prof Roubini warns, offsetting policy action in the rest of the world would be too little, too late.

If the IMF's loss predictions turn out to be accurate, there is still too little capital in the system.

Out of desperation you shove a few banknotes into his hand, hoping that you're neither given too much or too little.

Some of these reforms have, on paper, been implemented by al-Assad, but they were far too little and, by the time they came about, too late.

Whether this suggests the U. S. is allocating too much, or other countries too little, is not evident from numbers alone.

If I got too little sleep one night, I'd automatically be sleepier earlier and get more sleep the next night.

You are quite right to be concerned about focusing too much on words and too little on the integrity of a thought being conveyed.

However, if the amount of donated diapers too little, my mother would probably not use, they feel no sense of the number of small effect.

Choose ALL the methods even if they seem to be too little and inappropriate!

They feel, with some justification, that they already pay too much to a state that provides too little.

The fuel system might be supplying too much or too little fuel to the mix, meaning that combustion does not occur properly.

I remembered what father said at the completion of the road, "Too much sand and too little cement, the cement road would not last long. "

But too much Internet use by teens -- or too little, for that matter -- might be related to depression, a new study finds.

Ah, too little. You see, with such a large order in hand, you don't have to take in marry new orders.

Rich parents used private schools; poor ones knew too little to understand how badly their children were being taught at the public ones.

His virtues, indeed, if he had any, were too little for him to propose as matter of praise to himself, or as an example to thee.

The root of the problem on both sides of the Atlantic is simple: too much debt, and too little political will to deal with its consequences.

This was criticised for doing too little to help Greece, and too much to help the banks.

By the same token, he says, none of BP's partners in the Alaskan pipeline complained that it was spending too little on maintenance.

To stem the unfolding sovereign debt crisis and save the euro, European summits seem to provide too little, too late.

In the face of that prospect, he continued, "doing too little poses a greater threat than doing too much. "

Maximum payment: 40 USD! If it's too little for you, don't bid. The person offering the most amount of styles in their bid has priority!

The supposition did not pain her. She liked him too little to care for his approbation.

Type two diabetes is common in people who eat too much and exercise too little and those with a family history of it.

"Yes, it covers a lot of people, but the money is too little to cover real medical expenses in rural areas, " he said.

Health officials did not make an announcement to the public earlier because the mutations carried too little public health significance.

Reading is a good habit , but the problem is, there is too much to read these days , and too little time to read every word of it.

Wearing too little in such cold weather, she was shivering all day.

Cuts will be made, they'll be too little too late, but at least they will be enough to maintain a triple-A rating.

Researchers in the United States have found that for older women too much or too little sleep increases their risk of a stroke.

far too little on ensuring the external interfaces are at least correct for a given period of time.

America is better at creative destruction, but it invests too little in ways to help the unemployed back to work.

'Baby Roo is too little for a lot of things, ' said Mum. ' But you are big enough to have friends for a party. '

"Tipping" is always a difficult business. You do not want to give too much or too little, or tip the wrong person.

Mr Obama also said far too little about what most concerns Republicans and what led to his party's defeat at the mid-terms: the deficit.

Her splendid optimism damped him; it had too little traffic with the reasoning powers.

Such are the traps that await any institution with too much money and too little to do with it.

With a long coastline and too little rain for decent farming, Gujarat has always been famous for its traders.

The antitrust response is to say the problem is not too much competition but too little regulation.

Mrs Merkel is often accused of doing too little to change attitudes.

Besides, thirty-five dollars in hand was more dependable than a hoped-for ten thousand, even though it was too little for risking his life.

e. He seems to have too much mouth and too little ear.

The terms of this deal were always dubious: it did too little to reduce Greece's debt burden and was too generous to the banks.

Syrian activists gathered for a conference in Turkey dismissed the amnesty offer, with one describing it as "too little, too late" .

Perhaps the most extreme example of trying to squeeze too much into too little space is David Fergusson's 1946 patent 2552546.

It looks indeed as though too much extra demand is pressing on too little ability to increase global supply.

Also, use it for it's EMP effect and not for the blast damage; the blast damage is too little to be truly useful.

It is not a complete list, nor I would like it to be (too much information is sometimes as bad as too little).

He who gathered much, did not have too much, and he who gathered little did not have too little.

But do not often eat too much or too little arbitrarily. Your stomach will kick against your non-humane torture some day.

The danger is not of doing nothing, but rather of doing too little.

You know too little, performance too much.

It looks as though too much extra demand is pressing on too little ability to increase global supply.

So far, there has been too little movement of the dollar against the major currencies to really test the operation of China's new regime.

Sleeping too little or for too long disrupts how we think and can age the brain by up to seven years, the findings show.

To be fair, newspaper journalists have far too little time to do far too much, particularly with the steady collapse of print circulations.

Eliminating all four pillars of sound economic policy imposes too much of a cost on tomorrow for too little benefit today.

The problem was not too much leading from the front, but too little.

Most energy industry experts say the fundamental problem is one of too little supply to satisfy quickly rising global demand for oil.

And Mr Obama did too little to persuade them or to shape the debate in Congress.

This is not a question of too much or too little government, too much or too little spending.

However, too little shut-eye causes more than bleary eyes and big yawns.

Government officials have been criticized for doing too little to clean up the air.

Secondly, the amount of treatises is too little and the empirical articles take up a very big part of the ratio.

and that it is much more advisable to mix in the world in a proper degree, without living in it either too much or too little.

A quarter of Britain's bosses are likely to be in a bad mood at work because of too little sleep, research released on Monday showed.

On the contrary, eating too little natural fat tends to make people fat.

Moreover, cognitive and mood problems may not be the only consequences of too little sleep.

However, our understanding of black coffee is always too little, aloof from it so black it even more mysterious.

Regularly getting too little increases the risk of health problems, including memory impairment and a weakened immune system.

But the amount is too little to create a force that could stand up to Syria, Hizbullah, and especially Israel.

Most people find that too much or too little stress hinders their performance and their sense of well being.

But gaining too little weight in pregnancy raises the risk of having a low-birthweight baby, which poses a hazard to the child.

Target-date funds may be better than the alternatives, since otherwise investors may take too much or too little risk.

China's heavy reliance on consumption taxes may not be optimal in an economy that saves too much and spends too little.

The biggest worry is that the actions so far may be too little, too late to turn the companies around.

In general, parental expectations fall into two categories: expecting too much of our children and expecting too little.

Polls so far suggest that the BNP will do no better than the 5% it won four years ago, too little to secure a Strasbourg seat.

Mutual dependency may exist in inappropriate proportions: lovers can consider their dependency on the partner to be too great or too little.

An NMDA receptor is like a double-edged sword because too much activity and too little can be toxic.

"The Fed is seen as a vehicle for unfairness: when people see 'too big to fail' they see 'I'm too little to be helped'. "

At the core of this crisis is the fact that the financial system has too little capital.

In the 1990s the west was guilty of doing both too little and too much to help post- Soviet Russia.

But it has taken a great tragedy to remind Poles of this achievement because, for many of them, too little has changed in daily life.

ALSO, do not set a training match too often, this tires players out too much for too little benefit.

When politicians discuss the single currency's crisis in Brussels, their actions are invariably seen by markets to be too little, too late.

He said that if there is too little staff-written text for the issue, the magazine will use freelancers.

But for the moment the danger is surely too much regulation, not too little.

Help has been too little and too late or too far from where it was most needed. The flood-gates of famine and pestilence are already open.

Too little, and the abnormal signals will not be blocked; too much, and serious damage could be caused to nearby organs.

It may be lack of fertilisers, poor husbandry or agronomy, too much water or too little at the wrong time.

Plenty of microeconomic reforms could also help with rebalancing. America taxes income and investment too much and consumption too little.

Under current conditions, however, it's much better to err on the side of doing too much than on the side of doing too little.

Not too much, not too little -- just enough to make you want more.

He was too new, too inexperienced , and the mandarins knew too little about him.

Right wrap gap is too little or no gap, clutch is always in the half clutch, the result will cause state clutch skid.

Just you know anything too little too late?

The last thing a stricken ex-spouse needs to hear is that they are drinking too much or cooking too little.

Alternatively, the system may have too little physical memory to accommodate the current workload.

However, he was emphatic that the agreement as it stood did too little to ensure Europe could escape its austerity trap.

Trichet and his colleagues suffer partly from flaws in the EU system, but might also be doing too little too late.

"There is a strong case for doing too much rather than too little, " said Olivier Blanchard, the fund's chief economist.

During the last ice age our problem was too little carbon. Unlike today where too much carbon is causing global warming.

And anyway, my baby sister is too little for that swing, so I have to help her.

Sometimes too much attention is just as detrimental as too little.

But the administration is also learning that deferring too much to Congress can produce as many problems as deferring too little.

And in a world where we have too many choices and too little time, the obvious thing to do is just ignore stuff.

Tumors or other abnormalities frequently cause a gland to secrete too much or too little hormone .

They say it did too little to monitor banks' behaviour in the lead-up to the crisis.

Give too little, and banks are called greedy. Give too much, and it endangers the bottom line.

The ample ruching on both bust and tummy will ensure that you'll never look like you're stretching too little fabric over too much flesh.

High-end boutiques in the U. S. have been worrying about buying too little stock recently.

Farmers would not have to worry about too much or too little rain, or about hot summers, freezing winters or insects.

This is not a question of complete denial, "the emphasis here is on finding a place between too little control and too much" .

They are also right that old-fashioned feminism took too little account of women's role in raising children.

A regulation passed this year is a step in the right direction, but it still gives the state too much power and ordinary farmers too little.

Yet as the teenager's ambivalence about his new home suggests, their efforts could be too little, too late.

Too much antifreeze can be as detrimental as too little antifreeze concerning the boiling and freezing points.

Uninsured and Under - insured coverage protects your family and your car from motorists who have too little coverage, or even none at all !

Albert Einstein once said, "Any man who reads too much and uses his own brain too little falls into lazy habits of thinking. "

From Main Street's point of view the Obama administration has done too little to control the costs of this flawed system.

"The most important thing is that there is still too little supply, so we think property prices will continue to increase, " she said.

Too little has been done to curb mortgage foreclosures, which continue to press down on house prices.

But a resumption of formal talks would be too little punishment.

But this method of shape because parts of dies. the blanking the punching the punch with holes can shorten die life space is too little .

It is an issue which, again, needed a spotlight, as it has had too little critical attention paid in the past.

"No really, " replied Elizabeth; "I think there cannot be too little said on the subject. "

It may seem obvious but you could be getting too little sleep.

Because hospitals and medical practices in many areas face too little competition, they charge absurdly too much even for simple procedures.

On the other hand, if you raise too much money early on, you could well be selling off too much of the company for too little capital.

Good front-line equipment is being purchased with emergency funds, but there is too little of it to train with.

He argued that this difference led western companies to pay too little attention to their customers.

Heavier winter rains and earlier snowmelt can overwhelm reservoirs, causing an early release of water and leaving too little for the summer.

And environmental activists say the position taken by the president amounts to too little, too late.

Public environment of a lot of design thinking too little of human nature, human mind, not taken into consideration security requirements.

To date, the agency has received about one-third of this sum, which it says is far too little to do what needs to be done.

Still, most analysts believe it did too little to contain money market strains in the early months of the crisis.

The researchers said having too little fat around the hips can lead to serious metabolic problems , as occurs in Cushing's syndrome .

Conversely, too little of America's global assets are in the robust, demographically favourable markets of the developing nations.

In actual fact, in writing, reasoning that too much, too little to understand the real.

To protesters camped in Tahrir Square, who had spent days screaming for his departure, this was again far too little, too late.

Sleeping in on Saturday after a few weeks of too little shuteye may feel refreshing, but it can give a false sense of security.

But I told them we had no way of knowing yet whether $100 billion was too much or too little.

If it rains too much or too little, crop insurance can pay for losses.

Too much control, and the business will ultimately cease to grow. Too little, and growth could be unsustainable.

Too little moisture and enough steam won't build up to pop the kernel.

For the heroes of the Underground Railroad remain too little remembered, their exploits still largely unsung.

The main problem is not the one poor countries and NGOs usually complain about: too little aid.

It was widely criticised for doing too little too late, and for imposing harsh conditions.

It was inconvenient because gold was awkward for everyday transactions, and silver had too little value for major transfers.

Frustratingly, Bradshaw tells us nothing of the histories of Pilanesberg's rhino population, and too little of their fate.

'The detrimental effects of too much, too little and poor quality sleep on various aspects of health have begun to receive more attention.

Too little effort is devoted to defining important outcomes at the end of high school and planning backwards and across subjects.

But sometimes the body either produces too much uric acid or the kidneys excrete too little uric acid.

If there is too much or too little activity in any of the ingredients , this line will deviate from a line perpendicular to the keys .

The audience can remember only so much. Covering too much material in too little time doesn't benefit the audience.

However, if she depends too much on frozen, canned or instant foods, her meals will have too little of originality.

Too much ghrelin and too little leptin have been shown to result in a larger appetite.

Commodity bulls in a China shop are showing too little appreciation for the global expansion's fragility.

Entire plant wilted . Too little water , too much water ( roots rotted ) , too much fertilizer, or exposed to cold temperatures .

Higher priced equity and debt capital will highlight inefficient capital structures: those with too little debt and those with too much.

I was too little to reach the telephone, but used to listen with fascination when my mother talked to it.

My wife often complains that I spend too little time with her.

Be thankful that someone took care of you when you were too little to fend for yourself.

Too little or too much of a particular nutrient in the diet can affect their production, Chudler says.

Its biggest imbalance is too little consumption, largely because wages have fallen as a share of national income.

We think too much and feel too little. More than machinery, we need humanity. More than cleverness, we need kindness and gentleness.

The work can be misery-inducing by being too much or too little, too boring, too difficult or too easy.

In nearly half of the countries surveyed, majorities or pluralities see parents applying too little pressure on students.

They prefer to have customers complain about too much food rather than too little.

The problem isn't too little capital inflow. On the contrary, the U. S. faces too much.

Literary agents are crucial when publishers believe that their choice of content is essential but have too many choices and too little time.

Nestle says the only dietary factors proven to play a role in infertility are eating way too little and eating way too much.

Often too much is asked of them, or too little, because the adults cannot accurately assess what the individual child is able to do.

The point is that we must be aware of how important problem defining is and correct our tendency to spend too little time on it.

As in Italy and Spain, wages are set centrally with too little regard for differences in productivity across industries and companies.

It requires too much swapping time and provides too little execution time to be a reasonable memory-management solution .

Obesity, an unhealthy diet and too little exercise are associated with an increased risk of stroke.

USA may give you some weapons, but that will be too little. How your lackeys can use a simple gun to fight against tanks, plane of PLA?

I do not like the weather is too little cloudy today.

Last month's bank rescue proposals have done too little to reassure investors about the solvency of banks.

Previous attempts to do this on-pixel conversion have required far too many transistors, leaving too little area to collect light.

Yet it would be wrong to read too little into the result.

Having had too little exercises might be the reason.

We spend too much time looking at the outside world and too little looking at our hearts and souls.

In simple terms, obesity arises when people consume more energy than they expend, either by eating too much or exercising too little.

"We've gone from too little liquidity to too much, " said Richard Fisher, president of the Dallas Fed, last month.

But in order to have time for your hobbies and interests, you need to look at where you're spending too much time to save too little money.

If you're not getting at least 7 hours of sleep, you're probably getting too little.

No matter how kind, should grasp the degrees, too much or too little to his site is bad.

In the case of Sarbanes-Oxley, which was rushed into law with too little discussion of the details, the critics of reform had a point.

Probably not as a vehicle manufacturer. Too much capital is required for too little return.

There was always too much sugar, too little ice, and not enough skim milk.

Divert attention, the use of a moment or too little to do other things they like.

Until recently, there was too little infrastructure to support micropayments and digital wallets.

Bree: It hurt and still hurts. I was too little to say anything. If she cared about me, she would never abandon me.

But as the late economist Abba Lerner once remarked, the main problem confronting the poor is that they have too little money.

The truth is that ObamaCare does much to expand coverage, but does too little to rein in health inflation.

Many would argue that gubernatorial appointments give too much power to one person and too little to voters.

But overall, Vietnam is under control and there is too little real opposition for it to make itself heard.

Give us too little freedom and we'll stand up to dictators in Cairo and fighter planes in Libya.

But, proportionate to its economy, China spends far too little.

But Barbara Boxer, the chair of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, says too little progress is being made.

Laugh say: "Taiwanese mouth is too little, much a bit more unripe it is meddlesome . "

Too much spoils, too little is nothing.

Undergoing invasive surgical diskectomy puts you on a path where you may be left with too little disk.

Too much or too little information is another common pitfall, but it involves more art than science to resolve.

Today the socialist left remains small , disunited, and often too little involved in the ongoing concerns and struggles of working people .

Princeton professor Sheldon Garon says Americans spend too much and save too little compared to Europeans and Asians.

They try to use their human understanding, but there is too little waiting upon God to teach them divine truths through the Spirit.

Thyroid hormones control your metabolism, but too much or too little can disrupt the normal chatter between brain cells.

At the same time too little time spent for planning for the long- term issues will not help reaching the goals.

This covers some relevant questions yet places too little weight on leverage, risk tolerance or quality of risk-management oversight.

TB achieve rapid and early diagnosis of the technical bottlenecks are too little known molecular identity.

"Rich people on the mainland invest too little in charity and gain too much, " a student from Beijing Sports University said.

If they do too little, they invite higher inflation and a bigger tightening later.

This can result in two conditions: too much sugar in the blood or too little sugar in the blood.

The information of this type stabilizer is too little to reflex design of all the stabilizers .

Not long ago the world's main worry was that people had too little to eat.