Sentence examples for many problems too from inspiring English sources

"Muslims in other countries face many problems, too, but we focus here more than on Afghanistan or Iraq.

If Hayne is to find lasting success in American football, he won't just have to do exceptional things on the field – he'll need to find a way to cut through and present a compelling personal narrative in a sport and a country where there are simply too many players, too many problems, too many aspirations and too many distractions for most people to care.

I don't know if this is true or not, but I think that a lot of the reason Cas has often been found unconscious or crazy or evil or turning into God or missing is because he solves too many problems too easily for Sam and Dean.

Many problems are intractable: too few runways, too few airports, too many flights, outdated technology for air traffic control.

"There are too many problems, not enough time, too many people who do not believe the Greeks will deliver their side of the bargain".

Many face structural problems, too.

However, with incremental 'patches' on the Internet, the current network architecture faces many problems which are too difficult to solve.

With so many problems it is too easy to forget about children or misrepresent them," he said.

"There are just too many problems right now in China and too many problems in Europe.

There are just too many people, with too many problems, for me to be able to help.

"Too many problems," she said.