Sentence examples for how too many from inspiring English sources

Defeat by Mayweather humbled me, made me realise how too many of my fights had been going the same way.

Instead, wining and dining and being close to power is how too many reporters pursue the profession.

Having seen how too many deliveries had gone, she was mainly afraid of losing her ability to control what was done to her.

THAT'S how too many campaigns and legislative battles are waged these days: with bile instead of reason, catcalls in place of conversation, and the basest of instincts.

Herbert cites Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell's comments, on "Meet the Press," about how too many soldiers are being deployed too many times.

The cops told Piazza how too many kids from the area wind up joining gangs, selling drugs and forgetting that school exists.

My last column described how eating too many edibles can be a miserable experience for humans.

And this, today, is how all too many gay men treat people with HIV.

"[It] has shown just how poor too many IPCC investigations have been," and, he adds, why reform is necessary.

Yet it's these teachers who have told me with passion how mediocre too many of their colleagues are.

This administration provides an object lesson in how, when too many staffers have excessive influence, political calculations often trump good policy choices.