Sentence examples for too few dates from inspiring English sources

I haven't seen Hans Teeuwen this year (he's played too few dates) and generally no one's more unsettling than him, but Vidal's material on race, drugs and motherhood was both totally convincing and thoroughly unsettling.

Too many countries in too few days.

To date, too few cases of 15q OGS have been reported to identify any cancer predisposition.

To date, too few sustainability initiatives have focused on the importance of transformative solutions.

To date, too few isolates of C. elegans and of C. briggsae from geographically diverse, well-characterized collections (i.e. known microclimate and elevation) have been characterized for both thermal preference and temperature dependent fitness to define relationships among thermal preference, fitness, and latitude, or other ecologically relevant clines.

Mid-regional proatrial natriuretic peptide (MRproANP) at a threshold of <120 pmol/L also has a sensitivity close to 1, but there are too few suitable studies to date with which to perform a meta-analysis, and the investigation is not yet widely available as a clinical test.

The association between HRT and colorectal cancer was not examined among women who had had a sigmoidoscopy 3 5 years prior to index dates, because too few women had had the procedure.

To date, there are too few studies of the impact of these new biomarkers on the antibiotic management of patients and larger studies are required in this field.

However, to date, there are too few studies investigating whether MP are indeed vectors that facilitate the transfer of organic contaminants to biota.

However this has not been reported in the literature and too few cases have been identified to date to directly examine these associations.

Virtually all conductors were trained as instrumentalists before they took up the baton, but too few keep their technique sufficiently up to date to perform publicly.