Sentence examples for too much remains from inspiring English sources

Too much remains unknown.

Just how much writing is too much remains a tricky question.

Though much has changed for the better in the police since the 1970s, too much remains the same.

But large amounts of money continue to move around the world in largely unregulated fashion and too much remains unknown about where it ends up.

Too much remains unknown, not only about Iraqi plans and operations but about such basics as the extent and nature of fighting that took place outside the range of "embedded" correspondents' vision.

Though too much remains obscure, enough is already known to establish this as one of the darkest chapters of the Blair-Bush era, and, by extension, the history of the ISC, whose 2007 inquiry finding under a Labour chairman that the then Labour government had not co-operated in the rendition of US detainees was found to be severely deficient.

Despite tentative reforms, too much money remains in state hands.

Too much still remains unknown about the physical mechanisms that determine cloud behaviour.

They say too much uncertainty remains about how the federal law will work and whether it will survive the challenge before the Supreme Court.

While too much hunger remains in modern times, most people in the United States face a challenge opposite to what our distant ancestors faced.

Mr. Keigwin's mix of kinetic street energy and academic technique is always pleasing (as is his nonchalant inclusion of homosexuality, at a time when too much dance remains closeted onstage; a section in another work, "Mattress Suite," is cheekily titled "Straight Duet").