Sentence examples for had too often from inspiring English sources

But, they added, "stakeholders" had too often failed to comply with electoral law, and the election commission had "too often failed to enforce it".

Obama said the "seeds of hate" had too often been allowed to flourish.

Many came out of frustration: the Vatican had too often thwarted bishops' attempts to oust pedophile priests in their jurisdictions.

They would be filled with a warmth and humor I had, too often, chosen not to see.

He endorsed regulations as a way to "regulate bad behavior," but said they had too often been used to balance the city's budget.

The same donors had previously refused to get involved, saying that subsidies for African fertilisers had too often failed in the past.

The needed Palestinian leadership has too often failed to materialize.

ReprintsThe Commonwealth has too often failed to enforce its values.

Sadly, "race" has too often been a divisive political term.

His economic policy has too often been amateurish and rigid.

Yet he has too often undermined that effort.