Sentence examples for observed too many from inspiring English sources

As many critics have observed, too many factors beyond a teacher's control influence those numbers.

That president, Jimmy Carter, suggested only that we turn down our thermostats a tad and guzzle a bit less gas, and in July 1979 observed, "Too many of us now tend to worship self-indulgence and consumption".

Slant Magazine's Sal Cinquemani observed "too many guest artists, too many interludes, and just too many songs period", but stated, "As chest-beatingly self-congratulatory as it may be, The College Dropout is at once laugh-out-loud funny ('The New Workout Plan'), genuinely touching ('Family Business'), and brutally honest ('All Falls Down')".

It's as though my entire life focus has been observing too many people not standing up for what's in this election.

We did not observe too many complications and the majority received the nutritional support proposed.

In our particular case, if one observes too many PH/PH pairs or too few WT/PH pairs, it will give rise to a high probability.

Buchheit also describes the improving quality of Y Combinator companies — as a partner at YC he's obviously biased, but it's a trend that I've observed too (as have many investors and other reporters).

If a male client is aroused and then his position is switched to lying on his stomach, I have observed (far too many times) that he might start humping the table.

In fact, we observe that too many companies still ignore data quality problems, do not allow for synchronization of skills for big data and do not take the right investment approach to big data.

In contrast to DWE, which is observed due to binary pixels not toggling in enough numbers in response to a changing scene, flicker is typically observed due to too many binary pixels toggling their values in spatial areas that do not exhibit "significant" perceptual change between successive (continuous-tone) frames.

The Chanel boots take the designer sneaker trend to its logical conclusion, while the bag is, as Coco herself would perhaps have observed, one accessory too many.