That pupil fails too often.

All too often, it is

We too often admire those buildings. We think they are beautiful.

But, all too often, migrants are used as scapegoats.

Unfortunately, in my constituency, I have to rise only too often to make such a statement.

Too often, the raters seem content to follow rather than lead sentiment.

An employer's flexibility is all too frequently a worker's insecurity.

What he said, that all too often, is that we accept the distance between those two ideas.

Another epidemic afflicting African women is violence, all too often perpetrated with impunity.

Yet diversity is all too often considered a source of weakness in the Middle East.

I really spoke too harshly.

You give up too easily.

For the fact is that pregnancy and fertility are still all too often a reason for keeping women away from the labour market.

Don't judge me too harshly.

Don't judge me too harshly.

Don't judge me too harshly.

Don't judge me too harshly.

Yet they are given tremendous authority over other residents and often inflict the same methods of violent or punitive treatment they received when interned themselves.

Achieving all of this requires that the bureaucracy focus on serving the economy, rather than as has too often been the case vice versa.

Tobacco control policy, Proctor says, too often centers on educating the public, when it should be focused on fixing or eliminating the product.

AIDS is coming back. Ebola seems to be rearing its head with much too much frequency, and old diseases like cholera are becoming resistant to antibiotics.

This would simplify the procedure by which all relevant initiatives gained access to aid from the Community and would also be something which helped transparency.

Do you fly frequently?

Too often, the European fiscal pact is perceived by national policymakers as an external constraint, not as a framework conducive to better decisions.

The reason is simple The world s largest companies relentlessly and rather successfully pursue their own profits, all too often at the expense of economic fairness and the environment.

It is quite wrong that decisions on the transport and disposal of such waste should be made on te basis either of commercial contracts arrived at in secret with no opportunity for the population in general to be informed, or, come to that, for these decisions to be taken on the basis of whichever local community is able to shout the loudest.

Too many people have serious problems with Italian language.

As the Daily Dot s Patrick Howell O Neill wrote, Choudary too often gets a microphone as though he does represent all Muslims many other Muslims are furious about it.

Do you often have fish for dinner?

We go there often.

He often eats fish for dinner.

Do you come here often?

Do you come here often?

I often read books.

Do you often listen to audiobooks?

I often eat chicken.

It rains here often.

I visit him often.

I often eat here.

How often do you drink?

The Council Decision of 18 July 1989 establishing a medium term action programme for the integration of the less privileged groupes in society, also known as 'Poverty 3', provides for cofinancing by the European Community.

It's too quiet.

You put in too much pepper.

We ordered too much food.

The Commission, in its excellent document on the Community and German unification, tried to draw as precise a picture as possible of the situation and foreseeable development of the former GDR's territory.