Sentence examples for too many quarters from inspiring English sources

"Illegal insider trading has become all too commonplace in all too many quarters".

He added: "I have reached out on numerous occasions to help the Premier League, the Football Association and even UEFA make the necessary changes to bring them into the 21st century, but there is simply too much denial in too many quarters to penetrate to the heart of the problem in football".

And whereas liberals rightly demonstrate a zero-tolerance approach to neo-fascism and Holocaust denial (albeit sometimes with less zeal towards people like Ahmadinejdad), neo-communism and gulag denial continues to enjoy a free pass in too many quarters of liberalism.

When we published our roadmap to our platinum customers we would inevitably get some complaints that some features were coming too many quarters out and they preferred them done sooner.

For too many years in too many quarters, the name of the game has been blame.

But after a few years of missed budgets, too many quarters of failed promises, too many weekly staff meetings that depressed rather than inspired you, it might be time to look around and realize that your boss has lost the confidence of others beside you.

When we needed a bucket, we didn't have too many in the fourth quarter, he stepped up and made a little jump hook and got fouled.

Of those who reckon there are too many, only a quarter worry about racial balance.

David A. Hendler, an analyst at CreditSights, a securities research firm, said that the firm's bearish bets on mortgages, which buoyed its third-quarter results and cushioned the pain in the fourth quarter, carried too many risks.

Dynarski is an associate professor at the U-M Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy, and the U-M School of Educalson, and also holds appointments in the Department of Economics and ISR. or taking too many units per academic quarter.

Walgreen, based in Deerfield, Ill., said it had engaged in "too many promotions" during the quarter, as it increased promotions and discounts to counter economic weakness.