Sentence examples for which too from inspiring English sources

The N.C.A.A., which too often punishes athletes too severely, got this one right.

It is time to draw back the veil of secrecy behind which too many companies operate.

Another crucial area of play about which too many schools forget is time at home.

Hard to say, but discerning wine lovers want distinctiveness and character, which too often was lacking.

It is less complicated than union, which too often turns into an endless contest for possession.

The communities hardest hit are those in which too many parents have failed their children.

This is the first Christopher Guest film in which too many characters are spread too thinly.

You have to dig here for the provocations, which too often seem to be coded.

But always, be careful not to oversweeten blueberry desserts, which too many cooks do.

Mr. Schneiderman has the backing of many of the state's unions, which too often have resisted reforms.

Preservation, which too many in the real estate community reflexively oppose, has been a better stimulant for development than rezoning.