Sentence examples for too documented from inspiring English sources

Arbor Networks, a company in Lexington, Mass., that provides tools for monitoring the performance of networks, confirmed that it, too, documented the sudden disappearance of Internet traffic to and from Syria on Thursday between 10 00 and 11 00 U.T.C. (12 p.m. and 1 p.m. local time in Syria).

She is a vivid chronicler of her era, too, documenting not only her own emotional battlefield but in startling detail what it was like during the blitz, capturing the "shiver of the wounded earth".

However, they too document the lack of recent correlation.

They've borne critical witness to the war, too, documenting the use of chemical weapons in several instances over the course of the six-year conflict.

It seems disingenuous to maintain simultaneously that Little Richard has fallen off the cultural radar but is also too well documented to warrant a more comprehensive examination.

Criticism is sometimes leveled at the academic Software Engineering community on the basis that current educational practices are too document-centric.

My love of this group has been much too well documented, especially in this publication.

The Kremlin's pollsters are not persuaded, though they, too, have documented growing dissatisfaction among urban elites.

That ouster, too, was documented in cell-phone videos on which passengers can be heard attesting to the injustice.

Because both kept diaries, and indeed exchanged and commented on each other's diaries, their quarrels are almost too well documented.

In a variety of ways and on too many documented occasions, athletes on all levels lose their sense of propriety in a moment of craving.