Sentence examples for too many reports from inspiring English sources

Might this not result in costly and far too many reports, for the reporters, 41 and those who analyse the reports?

There were too many reports of people getting sick.

"There are just too many reports to simply brush it under the carpet," Shorten said.

I have seen too many reports and images of rangers slain.

On Monday Bill Shorten said there were too many reports of alleged abuse in Australia's detention centres to ignore.

"We've had too many commissions, too many reports, and we need a political solution to this very serious problem".

Ofcom thinks BT's current proposal leaves too many reporting lines open to the BT chief executive, Gavin Patterson.

But now the pendulum has swung too far: many reports are too formulaic, contain too much "edu-babble" that parents can't decode, and do anything to avoid being negative.

However, last year a report by MPs expressed concern that too many inspection reports were overly focused on English and maths "and can neglect other national curriculum subjects like science".

Do you have too many direct reports to give them sufficient attention?

Too many news reports present experimental results as providing good advice on which we can reliably act.