Sentence examples for term too from inspiring English sources

The term, too, was a colonial enterprise.

Hence the term "too big to fail".

He needs to think long term, too.

But Bush had an agenda for his second term, too.

He used to rule out a third term, too.

But he is an investment for the long term too.

He said that engineers would be improving the code over the long-term, too.

Overall, the balance of payments is well in the black.Longer-term too, Canada has been fortunate.

Perhaps it's time to for you to start thinking long-term too, and put that Easter DIY to good use.

Over a period of almost 20 years, banking became too aggressive, too focused on the short-term, too disconnected from the needs of our customers and clients, and wider society.

You have to think about the long-term too".