Sentence examples for has all too often from inspiring English sources

AMERICA has all too often turned into a graveyard for foreign retailers.

Tsonga has all too often gone for a winner and narrowly missed.

Debate over Europe's political institutions has all too often been pushed aside as technical or secondary.

He has failed to establish firm priorities, and has all too often let events dictate his agenda.

For all President Obama's hope-change rhetoric, his administration – which zealously promoted TTIP – has all too often championed corporate interests.

It underscores what has all too often turned out to be a guiding principle of modernism: décor dogs design.

Men who came to power as freedom fighters have all too often pulled power to themselves in one-party states – only to be overthrown in violent military coups, and frequently pitched into civil war.

The president seemed to show up expecting to debate a deeply conventional Republican candidate, which Romney has all-too-often been.

Rather than — as has all-too-often been the case — sitting like broody hens waiting for the most opportune corporate moment to hatch a confession, yet leaving their users in the dark in the meanwhile, unwittingly shouldering all the risk.

For a few weeks now, I have tried to keep my promise to regularly cite and respond to readers' reactions, but I have to admit that the quantity and flow of mail has been a bit overwhelming, and the pressure of events has all-too-often diverted me to other topics.

As a result these firms have all too often been tempted to make a fast buck.