Sentence examples for too few solutions from inspiring English sources
This proposal provides too few solutions and too many prohibitions.
Like a high school counselor with a bucket load of empathy but too few concrete solutions to problems, the director Stafford Arima appears to be specializing in taking troubled teen-angst musicals and trying to smooth out their kinks.
To simplify, there are two kinds of errors that can occur when making this decision – selecting a solution with either too few classes or selecting a solution with too many classes.
Too few harmonious and effective policy solutions?
The result is too many for conservation, too few for sport.Fencing offers a solution but it can confuse the deer and separate them from lower-lying ground, making life harder for them in winter.
The competition commission says Pemex's 7,500 petrol stations are too few to meet demand.The obvious solution is to privatise the industry, but that is politically impossible.
But the solutions were far too few, and too fragile.
Regulating them, rather than trying to ban them, might be a better solution on a continent that has too few effective regular soldiers of its own.
To date, too few sustainability initiatives have focused on the importance of transformative solutions.
Despite a pervasive lack of funding, often mediocre infrastructure, and too few trained personnel, slum dwellers have come up with innovative solutions.
The results are shown in Table 2 and it can be seen that the deterministic solution does not match the data with too few inclusions occurring at early time points and too many inclusions at 8 h post PI.
