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That pain would be worth enduring if it led to a better medium-term budget outcome. Unfortunately, in far too many places it won't.

The company had 100 active development streams at a time in a company with only a few hundred developers which is far too many.

There are far too many characters to go into great detail with each individual, but let me talk about the villain for a minute.

We won't discuss specifics like how many CPUs or how much memory, as these issues depend on far too many variables to enumerate.

She said the world produces enough food to feed everyone. In fact, she added far too many people recovered.

A lot of users clearly share this sentiment, though far too many younger users still seem to be quite unconcerned about it.

After a few years of such imbalances, the country unsurprisingly ended up with far too many houses.

Although this kind of incident is rare, it doesn't seem to be rare enough, and it follows far too many other shootings at schools.

She said the world produces enough food to feed everyone . -- I in fact, she added, far too many people are overfed .

It's safe to say that far too many fall into the latter category, judging by the cruel comments flooding internet sites.

She said the world produces enough food to feed everyone -- in fact, she added, far too many people are overfed.

Over the last decade, far too many developers have focused on luxury construction, since that's where the fattest margins lie.

Over the last decade, far too many institutions have been cited for saddling students with ruinous debt.

So far, too many banks have drip-fed losses, and then capital raises, out over a number of quarters.

While some children enjoy suitable substitute supervision provided by friends and relatives or in day-care, far too many do not.

"It is a ridiculous attachment, " twittered the other Swallows, "she has no money, and far too many relations; "

He is far too many miles above me in the pecking order for such a principle to work.

It has NO plot and far too many characters!

We've seen far too many cases where during development, developers aren't allowed to even see the application server log files.

However, the report says there are still far too many pregnant women infected with HIV who do not get antiretroviral treatment.

Overall the Lakers took far too many poor quality shots late in the shot clock often as a result of mediocre ball movement.

These are just a tip of the iceberg, the network gave rise to far too many injuries, injuries are too deep.

It took far too long and far too many pleadings before the junta agreed to let any international relief planes land.

Jesus reminded them that far too many rulers of this world use their power to manipulate, dominate, and oppress people.

But if we are honest, for far too many Africans, conflict is a part of life, as constant as the sun.

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

Most tissue samples contain far too many proteins to be evaluated on a single protein chip.

There are far too many to cover in this article, so I'll discuss one of the more noteworthy functions common to most frameworks.

We know that far too many children are behaving badly at school, even to the point of being violent to staff.

This topic should matter to everyone, because far too many people with mental disorders do not receive any care.

Yet far too many philanthropists and non-profits shy away from setting goals and measuring progress.

Security standards provide far too many combinations of options for comprehensive testing.

I have seen the end of this movie far too many times. The business implication is the smallest part of this.

Remind yourself that far too many service members have not made it back from Iraq and Afghanistan.

Far too many longtime Windows users are either not upgrading at all, or they're "outgrading" -- to Mac or Linux.

We've seen far too many designs that simply assume the identity is known when practical technologies make this infeasible.

In far too many cases, the discussion about patterns and their impact is not occurring.

Days after I found from your eyes too much to read too much implication, gave me far too many more.

First, far too many entrepreneursfocus too much on product development without thinking about building a brand.

The original Starbucks logo, the new Sunkist logo, and far too many sports-related logos fall into this category.

Unfortunately, far too many organizations still use the ''swim or sink'' method of management training.

Far too many foreign visitors find themselves in strange and confusing surroundings.

Far too many companies allow interviewers to wait days or weeks before turning in their feedback.

I do believe we've had far too many biographies and critical explanations of the man, each one contradicting the last.

And that provides far too many chances to do things the wrong way.

"He favored Wall Street on far too many occasions at the expense of Main Street, " Lachman said.

The company employs far too many people, analysts believe, with a workforce of 31, 000.

Looking back at the last 200 years, we have missed far too many opportunities.

During the recent war in Gaza, far too many international NGOs came in.

We've seen far too many systems that put enormous amounts of data -- megabytes -- in each user's session.

Beneath those losses are real economic costs due to wasted resources: mortgage mis-pricing led the US to build far too many houses.

However, far too many organizations fail to realize that many intruders are on the inside.

The "Coca-cola" culture of America has invaded and seduced far too many countries already.

There were far too many poor performances and as a result that led to a poor team performance.

There far too many persons ready and willing to throw someone else under the bus when they spot any weakness that can be exploited.

Indeed, Henry believes there are far too many hired mercenaries out there who swap clubs without ever showing any loyalty.

Two units of alcohol a day are deemed safe, two units of praise are far too many.

But far too many countries are relying on export-led growth as the way to balance their withdrawal of domestic stimulus.

Our forums have far too many threads where dissenting opinions are ignored instead of addressed.

There are far too many sources of quality information on the web for this appendix to approach anything resembling an exhaustive list.

And there are far too many survivors of ghastly crimes who have told their stories in lurid terms laced with self-pity.

Far too many whites are afflicted with the disease of racial hatred.

Far too many people become victims because they do not know the killing power and speed of fire.

"Effectively, " said Rust, "you are mastering far too many things. "

As we all know, far too many governments are challenged in fulfilling this basic duty.

Most people have far too many things they never use and will never use again.

Ministries are run for the benefit of their employees, of whom there are far too many.

There are far too many compatriots in the same boat with me.

Far too many women and children continue to die needlessly.

In the near term, it is likely that far too many renminbi will be chasing too few private equity deals.

Far too many deals have been lost because the salesperson was talking to the wrong person.

has a lot of variety and its ingredients are far too many to name here.

Actually, what bothers me is the violence. There are far too many detective and police shows.

Reg believes too many trainers try too hard and do far too many unnecessary things with their dogs.

Far too many of us forget this and impose source-language rules on our target-language text.

Advances in medicine have raced ahead, but far too many people have been left behind.

Far too many people these days spend all the time indoors staring at the tube.

Ethnic killing is down. But the state is failing far too many of its 150m citizens.

But he agrees that far too many of the laws of war are being violated.

people of the world have endured far too many wars.

Far too many Americans know how bad the situation is out there.

Germany has far too many banks, around 2, 200 in all, which has a depressing effect on the industry's profitability (see chart).

A 2011 study by University of Florida researchers found that doctors in the state are doing far too many "open, " or surgical, biopsies.

As water becomes ever scarcer, far too many people are driven to drink from filthy surface water.

Far too many people expect to wave a proverbial magic wand, and thereby solve all of their problems.

"My problem [with meetings] is that people have far too many of them. " says Allan Leighton, chairman of the Royal Mail.

We've got far too many eggs and far too few eggcups.

This is, unfortunately, a tragic circumstance faced by far too many of our young veterans.

I sold honesty short far too many times.

There are far too many contribution makers to mention.

The consequence is that we enrol far too many of them without telling them clearly what doing a doctorate should entail.

I have far too many of them, as collected over the last 20years, and can sink a lot of time into them.

You ask far too many questions.

We have far too many such bankers.

I have heard far too many students tell me that they are doing a course to get a certificate for a better chance of "getting a job" .

I think we're very much in agreement on this. However, there're far too many gossips in your school.

In order to create different, we need to do different, yet far too many of us are creatures of habit and repetition.

There are far too many road accidents in this country, too many deaths and too many people injured.

Want to know what causes the dissolution of far too many relationships in this world?

I think we are very much in agreement on this, however, there are far too many commercials on TV.

There are far too many books in the shop.

I have far too many baubles brought from Rome.

There are far too many commercials on TV, wouldn't you say?

How many people have I met who have told me about the book they have been planning to write but have never found the time ? Far too many.

In fact, she added far too many people are overfed , yet now food price have risen sharply.

In fact, she added, far too many people are overfeed .

Most analysts believe owners ordered far too many dry bulk and container ships during the boom that ended last year.

The problem is that few among Taiwan's far-too-many politicians have any aspirations and ideas for the island's future.

In fact, she added, far too many people are over-feed( overfed ), yert now, food prices have risen sharply.

Taught me far too many military training, such as how to value, how to respect, how to live and, more importantly, how to adhere to.

In fact, she added, far too many people are overfeed ( overfed ).

Far too many people assume, and assume wrongly, that failure in the past means failure in the future.

In fact, she added far too many people are over fade ( overfed ).

In fact, she added, far too many people are over fat( overfed ).

In -- in fact, she added, far too many people are overfed .

Then again there are far too many disrespectful brats here in America.

Far too many of us buy into the myth that one hour less of sleep allows us one more of productivity.

In fact, far too many people are overfed.

There are still far too many people in the world whose most basic needs go unmet.

There are far too many people already. We can't take any more.

In Japan, far too many children are jammed into small classrooms.

"We have just far too many planes now" Mr Xu warns.

Yes, it can not blame you, because this society there are far too many of the swindlers, and makes that we can not trust each other.

Examples: 2. I dismissed the line cook because he made far too many mistakes

The EU has a costly, fragmented patent system, so products (like far too many workers) cannot cross borders easily;

Gwen Stefani: Oh, brother, brother, brother There's far too many of you dying

And far too many people in far too many places live through the daily crises that challenge our humanity -- the despair of an empty stomach;

His colleague, Michael Beer, says that far too many companies have