Sentence examples for too few games from inspiring English sources

Too few games, and then the Raiders moved to Los Angeles and back to Oakland.

There have been too few games to determine whether the Yankees are as good as they were two years ago.

The performances of Welbeck and Obertan were the consolations against Besiktas, and Gibson has been the stand-out player in United's Carling Cup campaign though Macheda has made fewer strides since his strikes against Aston Villa and Sunderland last last spring, which made him the most significant Premier League title winner not to receive a medal (he played too few games).

"It's far too early in the season and there's far too few games have taken place to have [a] swagger.

For a consumer, however, committing to a console carried a significant risk: what if too few games are developed for that console?

And it is critical that too few "war games" are being played by the Treasury, Bank of England and Financial Conduct Authority - or realistic simulations of how they would react in the far-from-impossible event that a vast bank, or insurer, money manager or hedge fund found itself unable to meet its obligations, and panic ensued.

There are too few voices in game development and, as a result, all of the effort and progress goes into making the old games look and sound better – Gran Turismo 6, Call of Duty 10, Fifa 14 and so on.

Too many gaming consoles, and too few interesting, engaging new games to play on them, eventually led to the 1983 North American video games crash, which saw huge losses, and truckloads of unpopular, poor-quality titles buried in the desert just to get rid of them.

"It was too fast the first few games," said Kerber, who was appearing in her first major semifinal after losing in the first rounds at the French Open and at Wimbledon.

As the rash of injury replacements is showing – and best wishes for a speedy recovery to Jean de Villiers, Billy Vunipola, Will Skelton, Wycliff Palu, Scott Williams, Hallam Amos et al – a maximum of 31 players in a squad feels like too few in the modern game, particularly with the increased funds flowing into the sport.

The Federal Communications Commission voted unanimously Wednesday to begin the process of eliminating sports blackout rules that prohibit broadcasting of some events – among them NFL games – if too few tickets are sold.