Sentence examples for too many statements from inspiring English sources

"One worries, if you are a Republican, if you get too many statements like this".

Similarly, there are too many sweeping declarations, too many statements of the obvious.

Dr. Keusch said that when he questioned the rejection, he was told that Dr. Wiesel had signed too many statements critical of Mr. Bush.

But Chris Williams, a structural engineer who teaches at the University of Bath, receives too many statements from students sure they want to be civil engineers.

Too many members have made too many statements or enacted too many policies that are all well and good when candidates are addressing a like-minded base, but go any broader, and the rhetoric can quickly spin out of their grasp.

I've heard all too many statements like these from programmers.

We've had too much grandstanding and too many populist statements already.

"We had some criticism last year, particularly from the business community, that there were too many political statements," Mr. Schwab said.

The intervention of Bishop Harries, who in the 1980's wrote extensively on issues of morality and nuclear warfare, was noteworthy because he identified himself as "a longstanding opponent of the crypto-pacifism which has infiltrated too many church statements".

"All that the U.K, authorities would ask is that the various regulatory bodies that are investigating a particular case try to work together and refrain from making too many public statements until the investigation is completed," Mr. King said at a news conference.

"I think all the UK authorities would ask is that the various regulatory bodies that are investigating the particular case try to work together and refrain from making too many public statements until the investigation is completed," he added.