We'd snorkeled with green sea turtles and dined well, but there were too many resorts in the area for our liking.
In our short-sighted quest for a toned appearance, too many women resort to quick and dirty methods to shape a specific muscle when we should be thinking more holistically.
At the low end (and $1,100 is at the low end, believe it or not) too many manufacturers resort to styling and snake oil to make the sale, tactics similar, in fact, to the tricks used by high end audiophile gear salesmen who promise the world and deliver little.
"Unfortunately, we've seen too many people resort to that in recent times.
Rising seas will make sand-pumping operations "untenable," they predict, and tourists will amuse themselves by "promenading on top of a seawall" — already the principal activity in too many coastal resorts.
While Aravena's initial rallying cry hinted that he might be radically reinventing the biennale format, cracking open the hermetic architectural club to let the real world flood in, there is still too much of the usual fodder, too many exhibitors resorting to the default setting of enigmatic installation and video without much substance.
When I went back and looked for the nasty ones--and there were more than a few--I agree that too many people resorted to vulgarity and obscenity.
And this winter they've become big news in Europe, too, with many resorts offering them for hire.
And while we don't associate those calls with an actual Armageddon, I've watched too many progressive organizations resort to those tactics over the years.
There are too many guides to resorts to count.
Bland colours, crap images, too many samey-samey resorts … "Just book something, FFS".
