Sentence examples for too the previous from inspiring English sources

The numbers are bigger, too: the previous year's contracts amounted to a total of perhaps $15 million divided 10 ways — $65 million66 ways is, it hardly needs saying, a much more considerable investment.

Today, over a decade since the tragic attacks of 9/11 where, yes, Muslims died too, the previous phrases have not only become commonplace, but apparently they are now the more gentler terms used in our discourse in reference to Muslims and Islam.

This may explain why in the joint threshold model, too, the previous 2 years had to be taken into account [ 7].

"It is clear, too, that the previous government's commitment to fairness is also weakened".

Since 2005 there have been elections for the presidency, too, replacing the previous embarrassingly unanimous referendums.

Danny Alexander, the chief secretary to the Treasury said: "For too long the previous government acted as if the public had no right to know where their hard earned taxes were spent.

Nobody could be too surprised: the previous year, Juventus had lost a manager who had won them the last three scudetti; and, while Massimo Allegri promptly supervised not only a title defence but a Champions League final, they had now lost Tevez, Pirlo and Vidal.

When I've occasionally worked too late the previous evening, I've found myself mentally slacking off at work, surfing the Web, and making extra cups of tea".

True values ha been lost sight of for too long, prices were too inflated and the previous advance was too great, to assure that readjustment of all these unhealthy and dangerous conditions could be accomplished in a single week or even a single month.

But is it now too big for the previous owners?

She dwells too much on the previous points.