Sentence examples for including too from inspiring English sources

The report said samples including too many Labour voters appeared mainly to blame for the errors.

"The threat of being boring, of including too much, might be a particular peril.

By including too many countries in detailed negotiations, it has reduced the chances of agreement.

It felt boxing had become too fragmented, including too many titles at too many weights.

Lauener said architects were guilty of including too many "fripperies" in the last generation of schools.

The production nonetheless has bizarre aspects, including too much violence for the son's two friends.

In general, writers are penalised by Booker for including too much of the world around them.

(That is, including too many independent variables given a relatively small sample size, potentially picking up on spurious relationships).

This was widely criticised for including too few medical professionals and omitting hospital doctors and nurses from the process.

It's the accumulation of bad practices over time, both believe, including too much water, fertilizer, shearing and mulch.

Even so, and paradoxically, her exhibition has been criticized for including too few unknowns and too many Western "name" artists.