Sentence examples for too chiefly from inspiring English sources

But they have turned the diplomatic powerhouse they inherited into a laughing-stock.There have been unnecessary fights at home too, chiefly with the central bank.

Heavy rain, air-traffic delays and technical problems all contributed, but the underlying cause was (as ever) BA's bad labour relations.News in past weeks has been bad too, chiefly about a threatened strike by ground staff.

But he has his weaknesses, too, chiefly an unbreakable habit of writing about characters who are less intelligent and less eloquent than he is — The Way We Get By being a case in point.

Hollande's tenure, too, is chiefly distinguished by U-turns before cul-de-sacs.

The novel is maybe a third too long, chiefly because as he wanders around King can hardly see a place, a face or a chair without embarking on a wordy, if not literary, description of it.

We see it complete all too rarely, chiefly for practical reasons of scale, large cast and a long evening, though let's not forget that Opera Holland Park pulled off a great staging last year.

Mr. Bush's sometime ally on education issues, Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, said in a statement today that the president's proposals were too modest, chiefly because they did not provide new money to states to make sure every child in Head Start would be able to reach the standards.

Far too many people, chiefly young black men, are dying at the hands of police.

The Patriarch is never identified by name; Bolívar, too, is identified chiefly by his title.

The Romans too used veneers, though chiefly for decorative purposes.

The responsibility for undoing the debacle is chiefly American, too.