Translation of "Viel zu vielen" in English

Conflicts rage in too many places.

I'm surrounded by too many artists as it is.

She's a frachety woman with too many bairns as it is.

In far too many EU member states unemployment is unacceptably high.

The thoroughfare was jammed with too many people.

Many people post way too much stuff, on far too many sites.

Unfortunately way too many people are lacking the sensitiveness for a social mobile phone use.

The answer depends on far too many parameters and influence values.

Too many substandard ships currently slip through the net.

And she's been to way too many funerals for a girl her age.

And all the pots are much too small for trotters, liver, innards and all

But although experience and documented success are always seen as positive, you should not despair if you have not yet had time to gain much experience.

We allow far too many of them to live as it is.

Open, I think, for the first time in far too many years.

This could be due to too much text, too many images or a mixture of both.

The discussion about customer experience currently involves far too many buzzwords.

It's huge and therefore perfect for the way too many people here.

In general, it is much too complicated for an archive to handle the whole variety of different programs.

Several issues of FAPU ago, I was complaining about the many too many events of this type.

And so is using too much flash or too many frames on your website.

The report by Mrs De Esteban Martin on respect for human rights in the European Union covers far too many subjects for us to be able to consider them in depth.

Access is one of the main themes of the report: physical access which is denied to all too many people by the structures, buildings and public transport common in all our countries; access to the world of work, to the world of political activity, to decent housing and to appropriate care.

Finally, there have been far too many cases of meat containing specified risk material being exported into the United Kingdom.

They agree to far too much; they do far too little; and this waste water directive illustrates the problem.

Mr President, the problem here is that Member States fail to enforce the rules in far too many instances.

Following the many – too many – conflicts which have characterised recent years, the citizens of Europe are asking us and themselves what Europe is doing.

For Europe’s future prospects and for the far too numerous young people without work, then, education, training, research and development are crucial, and that is a good enough reason to reallocate considerable sums from the European budget in that direction and thereby to earn a tribute of appreciation from our nation states.