Sentence examples for too for experts from inspiring English sources
You can also bring your own archaeology finds along too for experts to analyse.
It's too long for students, too familiar for experts, and probably too expensive for the general reader.
It is too early for experts to predict what advances RHIC may spawn.
We did not design the task to be used for training or to measure the efficacy of a training protocol, in fact the task may be too easy for experts and may be more useful in assessing whether individual differences before training predict how well individuals benefit from training.
Since the set of generated questions was too big for expert evaluation, in the second evaluation phase, we selected a small amount of automatic generated questions randomly, so that the proportion between the automatic generated questions and the human-generated questions was about 1 3.
Steve Reich's Clapping Music, a new app developed by the London-based educational company Touchpress, is providing rhythmic education for its tempo-impaired participants (and, well, an addictive time-killer for experts, too).
We wait too for an explosives expert to dynamite a huge, fallen rock.
The ABPI complained ministers were "being too restrictive in the requirement for experts to not hold any personal interests in the pharmaceutical industry". Professor Abraham claims there is too much of the "revolving door" syndrome at the MHRA.
That said, it is difficult for too many other experts to categorically refute Mr. Gruber's work, since he has nearly cornered the market on the technical science behind these sorts of predictions.
Only 1.25percentt of the peacekeeping budget goes to headquarters administration, far too little, experts say, to allow for adequate planning.
