Sentence examples for too many sections from inspiring English sources

Too many sections share this structure of crescendo.

Even so, it is a book with far too many sections missing to have any sense of narrative coherence.

But this fragmented approach is also a weakness; too many sections peter out with no real point and the whole ends up feeling less than the sum of its parts.

This shows that the mobile user's number does not increase the number of too many sections, and thus will not lead to higher cost of query processing.

It turns out, explains both Maybank and Ryan, that there were simply too many sections for women to go to within Fuse and the main women's vertical.

When j', Locationmax are constant, the closer RDAn to 1, the result is better, because too many sections will lead to higher cost of query processing and the service quality will decline.

Mr. Silverman packs too many ideas, sections and variations into some of the work's seven movements, but at its best moments — a quicksilver cello solo; Baroque-flavored strumming under flourishes in the violin — the trio is both intimate and exuberant.

There may well be too many C-sections performed, but a 1percentt risk of life-threatening uterine rupture should make practitioners and patients cautious.

That's the real danger of doing too many C-sections.

They know HBO has tons of boobs and also some Serious Art and stuff, and they know they should want to learn about all the messed-up stuff that goes on in Afghanistan and North Korea and other places full of foreigners, but they don't necessarily want to take time away from their bro-tastic activities to read super-long articles that kind of have too many boring historical sections.

I saw one too many staged scenes of sections of the crowd waving dementedly into TV cameras to help out presenters desperate to fill time.