Sentence examples for examples with too from inspiring English sources

Finally, for all of the above examples with too simple or too flexible models, the 2D χ  vs  χ analysis is superior to the LHR test, showing that the LHR is more sensitive to the situation of having chosen a bad help model.

There are females, for example, with too many X-chromosomes (44+XXX) or too few (44+X) and males with an extra female chromosome (44+XXY) or an extra male chromosome (44+XYY).

With the Security Council often reluctant to act -- the abject failure to stop the Rwandan genocide remains a key example -- and with too many missions having been denied adequate resources, appropriate mandates or properly trained personnel, these successes are all the more remarkable.

For example, humor applied with too little social intelligence can be offensive (i.e., telling a joke about the deceased at the funeral).

For example, a company with too little working capital risks not being able to pay its current liabilities.

It's a topic she reprised in a speech Friday evening after losing the battle over the spending bill, in which she singled out megabank Citigroup as an example of a bank with too much power.

Sporting history is not littered with too many examples of English teams being saved from oblivion by the boot of an Argentinian.

Evidence of serious economic cooperation between the two exists across the board, with too many examples to enumerate.

And what a refreshing example of humility in a world with too little of it.

The authors do feel that the attempt "is an example of attempting to solve an equation with too many unknowns".

Some sentences are too long with too many clauses, for example CLAK is not defined at first use.