Sentence examples for all too frequent occurrence from inspiring English sources

The family's lawyer, Matthew Claxson, of Slater and Gordon, said afterwards: "Sadly Janina's death is not an isolated case and cycling fatalities are becoming an all too frequent occurrence on London's roads.

PULITZERS GO TO NEWSROOMS CONFRONTING GUN VIOLENCE: On four different occasions on Monday, journalism's most prestigious awards focused on what has become an all too frequent occurrence: gun violence, CNN's Tom Kludt reports.

Following my 'careful versus mindful' discovery, I spent a few days looking deliberately at my words and communication habits- in every area of my life- and was fascinated to see, unbeknownst to me, how many ineffective ones had crept in (including an all too frequent occurrence of that pesky 'just'just

If a person is not aware that a substitution has taken place, then she will be self-deceived about her emotions an all too frequent occurrence, worthy of a brief discussion in its own right.

It's becoming an all-too-frequent occurrence at publicly traded companies: An investor holding just a few shares of stock puts forward a shareholder proposal that's only tangentially related to the company's operations or strategy.

This is an all-too-frequent occurrence within the academic setting.

Condescension by well-intentioned if misguided celebrities towards Africa is an all too frequent feature of popular culture.

Given the all too frequent reminders that these chances are all too limited, see Willie Nelson now.

But my impatience seems to grow with his all too frequent "cutesy" manner and religious homilies.

"Unfortunately these sorts of occurrences are all too frequent which is why we talk about these finds," TSA officials wrote in the report.

Defections were all too frequent.