Sentence examples for too reduced to from inspiring English sources

While the posterior portion of the trunk in the Branchiura is too reduced to be instructive along these lines, the Ostracoda and the extinct Ostenocarida have a pair of penes and a pair of unmodified legs in the same position, respectively, and therefore are apparently nearer the stem of this Cambrian radiation.

The magnitude range of the Kefalonia rock dataset is anyway probably too reduced to exhibit a trend.

The stimuli used by those authors that reported effects on eGBRs [10], [11] were probably too reduced to elicit significant effects on later iGBRs.

Moreover, we raise the question of the nature of the codified process involved which seems to be too reducing to promote knowledge flows within the community and, therefore, to contribute to learning processes and better choices about the future.

The debate about migration is too often reduced to cold numbers, but they have their uses.

The andante, too, often reduced to a slow military march, was instilled with a light, dancing quality and the finale carried a mercurial exuberance.

As Miller proves with this dazzling novel, it is not certainty we need but courage, now as much as ever, before we too are reduced to bones.

"Girlhood" is fascinating for the mere fact of its depiction of a milieu that is all too easily reduced to a stereotypical series of cinematic emblems.

Even such visceral issues as immigration and "welfare" are too often reduced to dry statistics, particularly on the increasingly rare occasions when politicians are trying to make a progressive ish) case.

Kirwan had said that statues could be erected in Rome if his team won here but the Italians were too often reduced to statues by the artists in the Welsh backline.

We asked several historians to discuss the historic complexities of a trans-Atlantic relationship that is all too often reduced to symbols and sound bites – not to mention statuary.