Sentence examples for too specialized from inspiring English sources

"We've become too specialized," said General Byrnes, the head of Training and Doctrine Command here.

They are too specialized for broad-spectrum museums and usually beyond the means of more modest venues.

Yet each is just a shade too specialized or unglamorous or experimental to find a home in our public art institutions.

Aue is simply too much of a freak, and his supposed childhood trauma too specialized and contrived, for us to take him seriously.

Football players aren't known for setting fashion trends: the equipment they wear is too specialized, and too bulky, to allow much in the way of personal expression.

In addition, many local schools across the state have created in-house autism programs once thought to be too specialized and labor-intensive for public schools.

For the moment, the equipment on which "Spirited Ruins" runs remains too specialized and Internet connections remain too slow to exploit the full interactive potential of the medium.

I could've gone into manure spreading instead, but it seemed too specialized and didn't offer enough hours, so I chose radio.

What he was not prepared for, Mr. Kellogg said, was defending City Opera against the perception that it was too specialized -- too elitist an institution -- to anchor a performing arts complex at the World Trade Center site.

Mr. Yearsley is a volunteer firefighter and offered to help paint the village's rusted fire truck, but workers said that job might be too specialized and urged him to come back as a general volunteer.

Even though perfluoroalkylfullerenes (PFAFs) may appear at first sight as a too-specialized group of fullerene compounds in the diverse and vast library of fullerenes, we are convinced that such a focused and detailed review is warranted and timely.