Examples of using Often too in English and their translations into Chinese
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Programming
These are often too detailed to figure in the sector legislation and may be included in implementing decrees, concessions, licences or other documents.
Such men are often too calm, too calm, showing too much trouble in their relationship with their lovers.
However, the configuration and maintenance of static tunnels is often too labor-intensive to use them for daily communication needs.
Among his many frustrations was a feeling that it was often too difficult to get anything done with Disney.
People are often too afraid of self-condemnation to look at themselves objectively because they think that all that they will see is their own error.
Aging cluster munitions that require spinning to arm have a system that is often too complex and fails to function, leaving unexploded submunitions.
(c) Ecosystem-based approaches for adaptation are often too top-down and do not integrate lessons learned from community-based adaptation;
Formal verification methods have been around for a long type, but were often too cumbersome to be usable for general purpose programming.
Studying bacteria and viruses in laboratory experiments is difficult because reactions are often too fast and delicate to capture.
In the past, Hamada-san has rarely used on-camera flash, because he loves natural light and feels that on-camera flash is often too harsh.
In many cases, human data, especially expert data, are often too expensive or simply not available.
Yet testing against repeated loading cycles, sometimes millions of times over, is often too expensive and time consuming to be practical.
Trafficked Bangladeshi women in Mumbai are often too afraid and ignorant about their rights to seek help.
However, implementing national strategies is not always straightforward and the plans are often too ambitious.
Myriad's greatest strength is the letterforms it includes that set it apart from other sans-serif typefaces, which are often too similar to be easily recognizable.
Consequently, when customer needs change significantly, these organizations are often too rigid to be able to respond swiftly and effectively.
Also, because of the duplication and contradictions in the law, the information is often too general or does not reflect the wording of the law.
Relief agencies' planning is often too focused on immediate needs, and does not take into account the needs of the transition phase.
There is thus a loss of autonomy in policy-making, particularly for the developing countries, who are often too weak to withstand that reaction.
Even though some methods of contraception are available over the counter, they are often too expensive and inaccessible to many women.