Sentence examples for cases too many from inspiring English sources

In contested cases, too, many people want simply to be heard.

"In such cases, too many Americans find there is a sort of tired sameness," he writes.

With these sorts of subsidies in place, it is hardly surprising that the new online exchanges have received a lot of visitors — in some cases, too many for them to handle.

The more energy a creature burns, the more free radicals and other unstable, cell-damaging molecules its body produces and in some cases, too many of these can shorten lifespans.

But Mr. Daschle is one oversight case too many.

His complaint is that the prosecutor is bringing one case too many, not too few.

Even one case of illness owing to mistrust is one case too many.

But in this case, too many cooks will definitely spoil the broth.

The saga of "The Eternal Road" exemplifies the adage about too many cooks or, in this case, too many geniuses.

It is true, as Anthony Powell said in a title, that books do furnish a room, but in this case, too many books, too little room.

There are no winners when it comes to the issue of doping: every case, irrespective of its characteristics, is always a case too many".