Sentence examples for example too often from inspiring English sources

Instead, American children are, for example, too often (and at far higher rates than in other developed countries) tried as adults or incarcerated with them.

But Ms Gorbis uses the same small clutch of examples too often to suggest broader trends.

For example, all too often we hear – including from some top officials – that if we relax the capital requirements, the economy will grow faster in a sustainable manner.

One concern is that the Saudi example is all too often held up as some cookie-cutter of practices in the Middle East – when it obviously is not.

In Oz, as in the real world, for example, war is too often based on illusory or meaningless differences, and patriotic bombast is born from base provincialism -- Baum's Boolooroo in "Sky Island" "knows" that earth is uninhabitable and laughs at the ignorance of the Americans who "know nothing of Sky Island, which is the Center of the Universe and the only place anyone would care to live".

Here, for example, it was too often issues be damned.

For example, it still too often happens that injectables are discontinued because the services are somewhere else or the day of injection is overdue.

Unfortunately, Amy's example is an exception: too often, patients don't always grasp the trade-offs inherent in health care choices.

For example, marketers have been too often tempted to focus on overly rational advertising messages; while the evidence suggests that consumers respond much more positively to emotional campaigns.

But he also set a precious example of physicianly humility too often since forgotten.

In other studies, however, children older than 6 did show detrimental effects when spanking was used too often, for example, three or more times a week.