Sentence examples for undergoing too many from inspiring English sources
Crosbie missed the game with a virus, which doctors believed was caused by undergoing too many injections within a short space of time.
But a wallet card could never convey the details of why a particular fishery is more "sustainable" than another; modern fisheries are simply too complex and undergoing too many rapid changes.
Older Americans undergo too many colonoscopies, too many P.S.A. tests, too many diagnostic tests, on and on.
Moreover, published studies show that some patients with high-risk CRC do not receive adequate follow-up, compared to a great deal of low-risk CRC patients, who undergo too many colonoscopies [ 9, 10].
Interestingly, in 2009, an influential federal task force recommended that women under 40 stop getting routine mammograms, since the high rate of false positives led too many women to undergo unnecessary treatment.
Some have undergone major illnesses and have missed too many days of school and have been informed that they will be held back.
The injuries may stem from the fact that far too many medical devices are cleared for sale without undergoing rigorous clinical trials for safety and efficacy.
After too many heartbreaking stories of white cops killing unarmed black man in the United States, the fact that Wilson won't undergo a trial has caused understandable outrage.
Too many steals, too many layups.
Too many boats, too many empty nets.
