Sentence examples for but for too from inspiring English sources

But for too many people, that day will be too late.

But for too many Americans, these good days are harder to come by.

Track-straightening and bridge maintenance are similar investments: crucial but, for too many people, boring.

"But for too many of its employees, Sports Direct is a bad place to work.

But for too long we've accepted the argument that "everyone does it".

But for too long, his feast day – England's national day – has been overlooked.

But for too many years, the air was my element -- a carefree place of glorious freedom.

Education is the best escalator out of poverty, but for too many kids it's creaking to a standstill.

But for too long the establishment has closed down a debate about the effects of Britons on Britain.

They can see it – but for too long they have just gone with the flow," he says.

"I think London Met has tremendous potential, but for too long it has not been fully realised," he said.