Sentence examples for too, for instance from inspiring English sources

He has engaged in pretty naked populism, too, for instance in calling for a "gas-tax holiday".

The sauce works well with other game, too, for instance hare or venison, especially if made with gorgeously tart blackcurrants.

The games are expected to have a "legacy" too: for instance, encouraging children to play sport or redeveloping parts of the city, as London, host in 2012, intends.

Existing ILCs chartered after October 1st 2003 would be restricted too, for instance by a ban on opening branches across state lines.

Of course, those data have their limits, too – for instance, most of the figures come from the Northern Hemisphere, where much of the world's shipping occurs, so that leaves out much of the ocean.

Instead of trying to force a system that was designed to simulate straight hair to produce curly hair too, for instance, Mr. Grinspun created a more sophisticated system that could do both.

It tries to do too much with too little beginning, for instance, with a truncated and unsatisfying account of how life itself might have originated.

We did not report the single product segment, as they are too specific and too many: for instance apples, pears, bananas, tomatoes, potatoes and so on have been aggregate in the product category 'Fruits & Vegetables'.

Unsure where a stock is trading after hours, an online investor may place a limit order at a price that is far out of line with reality -- offering to sell too cheaply, for instance, or to buy too dear.

There are other routes to wealth too -- for instance, being a venture capitalist who places bets on 10 new companies, assuming that if even one succeeds the returns will be immense.

The writers made other concessions too: they for instance dropped their demand for a higher share of money from DVDs.