Sentence examples for too few by from inspiring English sources

As then, there is a further important ingredient in Europe: a feeling of economic weakness that too many politicians seem to lack the guts to address.In response to such problems, a lot of Europeans feel that too many decisions are being made by remote bureaucrats in Brussels, too few by their local representatives down the road.

Yet Democrats' willingness to make significant cuts in current year federal spending, even if too few by Republicans' standards, underscores a point that Republicans have been making since their gains in last November's midterm elections: The budget debate has fundamentally shifted from whether to cut to how much.

Management employees will be offered incentives to leave, but if too few accept by June 14, layoffs will begin in July, the company said.

Other tour operators avoid the high cost of running trips with too few participants by guaranteeing only their most popular journeys.

Meanwhile, Sunday's marriage to a much younger woman played, in too much lipstick and too few scenes, by Charlize Theron, turns, like his career, into a boozy train wreck.

The main difference between the partners is that Marcus is a family man (his infinitely patient wife is played, in too few scenes, by Teresa Randle), while Mike is, in his partner's words, "a dog".

His marriage (to a Department of Corrections employee played, in too few scenes, by Lolita Davidovich) is falling apart, and his heroic, macho image of himself is crumbling in the face of unpalatable realities.

Though it is quite appropriate that, as Andrea Peterson beautifully phrased it, the "wired collective voice of Twitter howled 'David Carr'" on news of his death last night, a tweet, ten thousand tweets seem too few and by all means too fleeting for the likes of him.