Sentence examples for too we remain from inspiring English sources

Here, too, we remain uncertain.

But for those of us interested in a conversation about accountability it was always declared to be too soon — we remained unsure of the evidence, or too traumatized to risk fraying the national morale — until the moment when it was abruptly too late, when it became old news.

"The Samoa match has come too soon but we remain confident he'll be ready for Australia the week after.

The potential of Krokodil for worsening the already profound misery of homeless drug users is all too real, and we remain vigilant in warning our clients about the potentially devastating effects of this drug.

George Osborne's approach should retain market confidence – and keep interest rates low – for now, but we remain too close for comfort to the debt danger zone.

He believes we remain too fixated on the "bricks and mortar" than what works best.

We remain too dependent on burden of disease modelling based on intelligent, but not sufficiently empirical real time data at country level on disease and risk factor dynamics.

As dazzling as today's digital effects can be (and Mr. Burton's Cheshire Cat is sure to be memorable), we remain all too aware of how they are accomplished (computers!) for them to possess the seductive sense of mystification that Menzies and McLeod achieve here, using practical techniques derived from Victorian stage magic.

To understand the war, we must understand the Vietnamese... We remain far too ready to assume that other people are, or want to be, or should be, like us".

"We are aware of congressional concerns regarding the conflict in Yemen and we too remain gravely concerned by its high toll, including civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure caused by all sides of the conflict," a state department official said.

Yes, we too remain unimpressed.