Sentence examples for too stated that from inspiring English sources
The phrase "too stated that" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a combination of "also" or "too" with "stated that," which does not work grammatically. An example of a correct phrase would be: "He also stated that the project would be completed by next month."
A number of his colleagues, too, stated that it would be premature to conclude that Wiles's proof was in trouble.
Many book stores, too, stated that the book would not be sold to anyone under 18 and that it would be for display only behind the cash register.
Williams [ 20], too, stated that there were increased occupational risks for endoscopy personnel.
Hamilton advised Bonus to file a notice in federal court, too, stating that he was representing Martin; Bonus did this on June 4th, and also sent a letter to the District Attorney's office asking for more time to prepare his motion.
And we were really close on the price, too, stating that it would retail for €549 where in fact it's coming with a €499 MSRP.
In her statement late on Thursday, Sheryl Sandberg denied any knowledge of the firm too, stating that she didn't know about the work they were doing for Facebook but "should have".
Erlewine also stated that "too often, there are concessions between Weiland and the others during the course of a song".
That day, too, he stated that he would make no distinction between terrorists and those who harboured them.
His response was to keep interest rates low and thus to allow asset prices to continue to rise, on the theory, sometimes too-confidently stated, that gains in productivity might prove enough to justify the price rises or, at least, to make a crash reasonably painless.
Although he described the band's influences on some songs as being "a little too obvious", Breimeier stated that "MercyMe is clearly improving as a band".
However, these researchers too [ 6] stated that this apparent conflict remains largely unsolved.
