Примеры использования Proved to be too на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This proved to be too many games and he needed a further operation on his knee.
McVeigh had originally intended to use hydrazine rocket fuel, but it proved to be too expensive.
If the house proved to be too little cream, you can complement it with a small amount of mayonnaise.
Wanted to bring Claude in Luke mehvoda, but if proved to be too broad-had to be planted in the tower.
This approach proved to be too demanding for the VHCs and ineffective for a high-prevalence disease like hypertension.
A prior prototype known as the S B swamp vehicle was built, but it proved to be too heavy and cumbersome for its designed use.
Although the gap of differences proved to be too wide to breach, it is at least encouraging that each delegation claimed to have shown flexibility.
History knows many cases where church(as the structure and organization) proved to be too weak to show resistance to external pressure.
If the categorization exercise proved to be too problematic, the final commentary to the draft articles could mention certain such categories of treaties by way of illustration.
Competition between Nintendo and Sony resulted in increasingly hardware-heavy consoles; however,the Nintendo 64 proved to be too cumbersome for developers and software suffered severely.
The problems of collectivization proved to be too great and agriculture remained private but with heavy state control and regulation.
As stated above, the objectives of the security projects andthe time lines established for full implementation proved to be too ambitious when compared to the available staffing resources.
If the discussion proved to be too complex for the General Assembly to complete its consideration of the new item before the end of the current session, the Special Committee could provide an appropriate framework for further discussion.
Even as far back as the 1930s and 1940s, it was clear that the source material contained great cinematic possibilities, butthe Snow Queen character proved to be too problematic.
The risks and costs inherent in market failures proved to be too brutal, as it became clear that the role of Government had been neglected for too long.
On one flight, on 23 September 2002, cargo had not been weighed before loading;it was so voluminous that the fastening net proved to be too short and left some cargo unprotected.
The missile's 3,800 lb(1720 kg) weight proved to be too heavy for the Gannet, and would have required modifications to the Gannet's bomb bay to expose the missiles' seeker heads to the target before launch.
Initial estimates of the volume and scope of the material being received by the Office,which in many cases must be translated before it can be processed and analysed, proved to be too conservative.
Homeowners do not take decisions because the requirement of contributions for refurbishment proved to be too high in comparison with the payment for the maintenance and minor repairs of the common property.
Later, in January 1914,when tango proved to be too popular to declare off-limits, Pope Pius X tried a different tack, mocking tango as"one of the dullest things imaginable", and recommending people take up dancing the furlana, a Venetian dance, instead.
We arrived moments after the ninth to the registration point of classifying in Tarnów Mountains after driving the wrong way for Mercedes, who went before us. The market,as usual, proved to be too small to 109 vehicles, who came to the parade.
The Help Guide for the elaboration of national reports proved to be too complex for some of the actors at national level and the UNCCD secretariat is hereby requested to produce a simplified version for the fourth series of national report preparation.
They indicate that an attempt to move to Cape Verde in October 2006, where the children spent four months, not in the company of their father,failed because their links to the Netherlands proved to be too strong and they were not able to adjust to life in Cape Verde.
In practice, however, this 90-day period proved to be too short; owing to delays in the transmission to States of the communication by the Office of the Legal Counsel, States had very little time in which to examine these notifications and respond to them, although such communications are likely to raise"complex questions of law" for the parties to a treaty, requiring"consultations among them, in deciding what, if any, action should be taken in respect of such a communication.
In practice, however,the period proved to be too short; owing to the delays in transmission of the communication by the Office of the Legal Counsel to States, the latter had very little time in which to examine these notifications and respond to them, whereas such communications are likely to raise"complex questions of law" for the parties to a treaty, requiring"consultations among them, in deciding what, if any, action should be taken in respect of such a communication.
It is a need today as tomorrow may prove to be too late.
The period during which the new capacities are being installed may prove to be too long for society, and the cost may be too high.
The 10 km spacing generally used between the OBS may, however, prove to be too large to provide an acceptable range of error.
Her love for Blake proves to be too strong, and breaks the Consortium's control over her.
It is particularly attractive if the possibilities for using recovered heat are reduced, andif recovery techniques prove to be too expensive;