Sentence examples for too long many of from inspiring English sources

For too long, many of those who supported and voted for the act have been reluctant to talk about it.

"For too long, many of us have sat back and watched, unsure how to ask for help or how to provide support and resources.

"For too long, many of our financial institutions had been built on cultures that encouraged and rewarded excessive risk taking and singular focus on short-term financial gain," Peter Cheese, the deliciously named chief executive of the CIPD, wrote in a press release introducing the survey.

For too long, many elements of the G.O.P., fearful of alienating Trump's supporters, have been enabling the bloviating billionaire.

For too long, many children -- disproportionate numbers of low-income, black, and Latino children among them -- have been essentially warehoused in dysfunctional schools that expect literally nothing from them.

If the period of time is too long, many new prescriptions will be missed in the calculation of the indicator score.

For too long now many of those at the top of Britain's biggest companies have continued to reap enormous rewards while profits and share prices fail to impress.

Since the clergy sexual abuse scandal erupted in Boston in January, prosecutors here and around the country have been frustrated that many of the accusations against priests could not be prosecuted because the acts happened too long ago, many of them in the 1960's or 1970's, and fell outside statutes of limitations.

Ms Gillard told ABC radio that she wanted the commission to provide a "moment of healing" for the survivors of child sexual abuse - "because for too long, so many of these survivors have just run into closed doors and closed minds".

A few problems were also encountered in the Arabic translation of CPQ11 14 with regard to self-reporting of age, and the questionnaire was considered too long for many of the medically compromised patients [ 9].

"For too long, too many of these health-care practitioners have been bullied and discriminated against," he said.