Sentence examples for is far too often from inspiring English sources

The debate on sanctions, understandably, is far too often focused on economic and political effects.

Politics is far too often about bumper stickers and caricature, especially with policies as complicated to explain as health care reform.

They also believe that London is far too often the focus of recent fiction, and have made a deliberate attempt to provincialise the tales.

But I have spoken to enough child-free workers to know that however often this happens, it is far too often for them.

He fizzed a shot straight at Adrian as half-time approached but is far too often a peripheral figure for a player who cost so much and carries a reputation as a match-winner.

Access to reproductive health services is far too often relegated to discussions on public health, development or population dynamics, without taking into account how these policies affect women's rights.

Now, perhaps these goals are far too often attained.

We are, far too often, our own worst enemies.

Remember that there's two other Rs — reduce and reuse — that are far too often ignored.

Confusion and humiliation was far too often the price you paid to be sexually liberated.

For Indigenous people these are far too often the images that give shape to Australia.