Far Too in a sentence

As good as Gakpo is now (and as world-class as he may eventually become), it’s far too little, far too late.

Far too many people in Peterborough are waiting far too long for care, and the result is that record numbers of people are spending their final months waiting for treatment that never arrives.

Far too much of the Times is filled with columnists sharing their opinions or experiences, along with stories that are far too long to be considered news.

It is to the shame of our world, that 2024 has brought far too many heartbreaking statistics and far too many stories of heartbreaking human misery.

Namely turning the ball over far too easily in bad positions and being far too easy to play through.

There are far too many people in far too many countries around the world that simply do not have this right.

But as y’all already know, there are far too many unregistered voters in this city, county, state and nation; there are also far too many registered voters who simply don’t vote.

But life is far too short—and the TV landscape far too crowded—to play spy games I’ve already played dozens of times before.

Medical air transport companies have been far too free to run roughshod over the rights of privately insured individuals for far too long, leaving a wide swath of bankruptcies, financial fights and legal battles in their wake.

And while it’s far too far a stretch by any means to make too many comparisons at this point between events and attitudes of 1938 and 2018, Hart’s book nevertheless comes off as both a historical tale and a cautionary one as well.

Pinheiro and Bates (2000) The naive assumptions could give significance probabilities (p-values) that are far too large on average in some cases and far too small in other.

Far too many games these days are built to be played in small bursts: brief encounters, designed for a world with too few hours in the day and too many digital distractions.

Far too often, a filmmaker will lean either too hard into the comedy or too hard into the horror, and unbalance the whole damn thing.

I call on Hochul’s Democratic allies in the Legislature to stand, for once, for the parents and children instead of the far-left activists, who wield far too much power over Democrats’ political campaigns.

Moreover, recent earnings came in far worse than expected, implying future estimates may be far too optimistic.

Mr Cleverly said the Rwanda Bill was 'far, far too important' to 'entertain wrecking amendments' and challenged his critics to come up with other options ahead of it returning to the House of Lords.

This thing is unquestionably persisting all over the world, but Asian girls are taking it far too far.

I will address the coalition, you can compromise on many things but when you gave up on electoral reform and protecting the weak then you’ve compromised far too far.

The restaurant already has three pavement signs inconveniently placed for us to fall over going around corners, but this advertising lorry is just a step far too far.

They have developed a reset sequence that is both fantastically arbitrary, and far, far too long.