Sentence examples for occurs too from inspiring English sources

However, it still occurs too frequently.

Yet big business argues that Japan's economy will suffer if the phase-out occurs too quickly.

Lightning sometimes occurs too quickly, he says, to be explained by the formation, charging and the separation of ice particles.

Although a part of this speech remains in the play, most of it was removed, because it occurs too early.

But the first sign of prostate cancer typically occurs too late for the disease to be treated successfully.

The timing of the procedure has been controversial for years, and the new analysis adds to a substantial body of evidence suggesting that clamping often occurs too quickly after delivery.

If this occurs slowly, the gases diffuse into the bloodstream and are eventually expelled from the body; if this occurs too quickly, bubbles will form in the tissues and blood.

"Trying to Keep Students Mental Health Care Outt of the E.R.," by Michael Winerip (On Education column, April 9), describes a story that unfortunately occurs too often in New York City public schools.

It occurs, too, in some of the music of their neighbours, the Zulu and Swazi, although these latter use a different hexatonic system, based on fundamentals tuned about 100 cents apart.

Such lopsided access to gateways of opportunity and power — say, with whites being severely underrepresented at schools like Harvard — has the potential to fuel dangerous resentment and disturb social peace, at least if the change occurs too far ahead of demographic changes that are projected to make whites a minority in this country in less than three decades.

"This environment is a complete reversal of what occurs too often in schools, where a child is ridiculed or reprimanded for speaking one's heritage language," said Inée Y. Slaughter, executive director of the Indigenous Language Institute, a group in Santa Fe, N.M., that works with tribes on native languages.