The regulator wanted to crack down on companies that were charging too much and delivering too little.
He loves his angle grinder just a little bit too much for comfort.
How on earth was I going to look after a dog too?
It turns out that vacuum cleaners are right out too, along with hole punches and prams.
Probably a little too obvious, too.
She gave evidence that meant he was struck off as a teacher - and quite right too.
The burden of looking after him proves too much for her.
Too bad there wasn't time to hear more.
Too right - the more the better.
Yet it remains too little known in this country.
You are too flat to think about slam.
Too many to know by name and face, too bad.
He will be carrying some of my cash too after some solid runs this season.
If the opportunity presents itself, he'll go after the officials too.
In fact, detecting a winner right now is too difficult.
It is sometimes too much but sometimes you actually want it to ring.
Our bad moment was too long.
That meant it might not be too bad.
The young man who had too much too young and nearly threw it all away.
They are thinking too much and playing too slowly.
We are not too bad so it will be a nice game.
But he, too, thrived after his fashion.
My usual diet is simplicity itself: eat too little and lay off the booze.
That could be too much to bear.
But there is very bad news too.
I think she feels too young to live with her lover.
It was too much to ask of anybody.
Surely they have human rights too?
Too little is being given to the public for too much of an advantage.
Things just came a little too soon.
They're too nervous before the ceremony and too busy after.
Perhaps it is not too fanciful to think of teaching mathematics through dance.
The news that another was missing presumed dead was too much to bear.
excessively You use too to mean more than you want or need.
The TV is too loud.