Sentence examples for too in view of from inspiring English sources

Presently, there is no recommendation for routine supplementation in adults too in view of inconclusive evidence.

"The panel also determined that the sanction imposed was too severe in view of the degree of fault and concluded that it should be reduced to four months".

"Probably too long, in view of the demands of a modern democracy".

Several of Mr Musharraf's fellow generals said the time allowed before an election was "too short" in view of their grand objectives.

They suggested that Ferdowsī should be given 50,000 dirhams, and even this, they said, was too much, in view of his heretical Shīʿīte tenets.

The board member Axel Hellmann apologised for a move he called "not good", however, calling it "a tad too provocative in view of the DFB ban.

Some plaintiffs' lawyers have attacked the settlement, arguing that it is too small in view of the large payments to Medco from drug manufacturers.

That terrifying number may still be too modest in view of the fact that the 11,000 barrels a day now being captured are only a fraction of the total.

Otherwise it will be too bad!' " In view of the steadfast anti-Catholicism of the Italian Communists, it was only natural that they should have detected a wicked rapport between Coca-Cola and the Vatican.

Mr. Corzine has argued that such a system, which he says could cost $80 million, is too expensive in view of the deep financial crisis and the state's huge deficit.

A conclusion like this, however, would be too hasty, in view of the heterogeneity of learner responses reported in *Read (1993).