Sentence examples for far too numerous from inspiring English sources

For a start, they are often far too numerous and poorly linked.

The criteria employed for the classification of religions are far too numerous to catalogue completely.

Critics say the animals are still far too numerous for a place the size of the Oostvaardersplassen.

Such changes are far too numerous to describe in detail, but it is important to indicate their motivation.

The roosters, still far too numerous and a pox on each other's contentment, didn't notice the event at all.

Because regular correspondences between English and Italian are far too numerous to be coincidental, it becomes apparent that English and Italian stem from the same parent language.

It can be done in gene families when the members are sufficiently differentiated (e.g., gene-specific primer pairs were designed for each of the 31 Mal d 1 genes in apple, some of which cause apple allergy [ 34]), but the alpha-gliadins are far too similar and too numerous to enable development of primers that would allow quantitative amplification of all members.

The physical phenomena arising from Maxwell's equations are far too diverse and numerous to cover in one article.

An internal investigation by the Department of Veterans Affairs has found that one of its hospitals in Jackson, Miss., did not have enough doctors in its primary care unit, resulting in nurse practitioners' handling far too many patients, numerous complaints about delayed care and repeated violations of federal rules on prescribing narcotics.

"NFA processing times are widely viewed by applicants and the industry as far too long, resulting in numerous complaints to Congress," he said.

AGNs will introduce numerous opportunities (as well as numerous challenges) — far too many to discuss here.