Sentence examples for far too new from inspiring English sources

Were there clubs I could join?  "No, the product is far too new.

A. is still far too new and innocent for such trickery.

That's true, but the tablet is only a few years old, far too new for scholarly research to have been conducted, reviewed and published.

They tend to wait for the evidence about the effectiveness of the new products to accumulate before inserting these drugs into their practice: "I haven't used Aliskiren [one of the newest antihypertensive] because at the conference I went to at the University of X, they told us it is far too new to know the long-term effects".

Far too many New Yorkers were hurt by the storm.

Appointments are far too cosy: new blood is seldom sought from outside.

I said laugh!!" hard sell of far too many New York International Fringe Festival transfers.

Short runs and scant funds handicap far too many new plays off Broadway.

It was before all parties had to admit that we are still building far too few new properties, far too slowly.

Your story characterizes the challenge currently facing far too many New Yorkers: hard-working people with chronic health problems who get priced out of the insurance market.

"We live in one of the most prosperous cities in the history of the world, and yet far too many New Yorkers live below or dangerously near the poverty line," Mr. Shobowale said in his testimony.