Sentence examples for too several of from inspiring English sources

In Japan, too, several of the smaller groups are under threat.So considerable noise is likely to attend the car companies' attempts to adjust to excess capacity.

Glee has a strong internet track record, too: several of its musical routines have gone viral, or pushed the original song up the iTunes chart.

A television broadcast van parked across from St . Vincents was covered with missing handbills, too, several of them for police officers and firefighters.

And protesters have come now, too, several of whom last week occupied Father Betancourt's church for two days, clamoring for political freedoms, until they were removed by the police.

Also, several of these "me too" products tend to look more like watered-down versions of Flipboard, not Google Reader.

In the US too, several members of Congress are now drafting legislation to ban human reproductive cloning, and President Bush has promised to sign the law when it reaches his desk.

In philosophy, too, several different kinds of definitions are often in play, and definitions can serve a variety of different functions (e.g., to enhance precision and clarity).

Police have also taken to snooping around Cairo art galleries, apparently in the hope of finding pornography or, better yet, blasphemous material.The rich and powerful are feeling the pinch, too: several have recently been convicted of corruption.

However, in this field too several attempts to reduce the invasiveness of the procedure have been made.

The acting categories are dominated by Americans this year, too, and several of the races – as well as the best new play and best revival of a musical category – are too close to call.

Man-marking him is too risky, several of the Americans said.