Sentence examples for too might be from inspiring English sources

Patients, too, might be a bit skittish.

Aid flows, too, might be re-evaluated.

This, too, might be illegal in the civil sector.

"Street" pharmaceuticals, too, might be expected to have pharmacogenomic interactions.

But that too might be a temporary response, he added.

Web sites, too, might be subject to registration.

Junky too, might be considered a service to society.

This work, too, might be a displaced self-portrait.

A later monologue will reveal what really happened, though that too might be a tantalizing deception.

So too might be Mr Obama's rather more doveish line on nuclear weapons (see article).

My older daughter averred that she too might be "oh, just a little behind".