Sentence examples for including too many from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Including too many variables in tests also makes it hard to learn about causality.

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

The new approach allows us to avoid including too many arcs in the solution, and thus achieves a smaller-cost solution.

She does not live alone, though, but with many relatives, including too many fatherless children, she said.

There may just be too many uniforms in Afghanistan — and too many soldiers, including too many of our own.

It suggested that other factors – including too many tourists – could be causing the falls in seabird numbers.

But others say that including too many symptoms under the rubric of depression makes the term virtually meaningless.