Sentence examples for but of too from inspiring English sources

No longer is it the pain of too much hard work but of too little.

To Mangold's coach, Mark Cannella, the gap wasn't a matter of too much European-style training but of too little.

Softly but straightforwardly, Cawood shreds her delusions, which are the result not of too little empathy but of too much.

It is mirrored in Nepal and in parts of India (see map), while elsewhere the worry is not of too much rain, but of too little, too late.

And that is still the case today, with many on the right arguing the banking crash was not the result of too little regulation, but of too much.

And as for those dwindling batting averages, let's not overlook what the baseball writer Rob Neyer calls the "#StrikeoutScourge," a problem not of batted balls too often landing in well-positioned mitts but of too few balls being batted at all.

But 87% of too many is still too many.

(Participant no 585) I understand the usefulness of the register but because of too many work tasks, it's always the register that comes second.

I understand the usefulness of the register but because of too many work tasks, it's always the register that comes second.

But the notion of "too many" is more flexible than it seems.

But this smacks of too close an alliance of church and Caesar".