Sentence examples for a far fetch from inspiring English sources

Considering the risks involved in this industry usage of completely autonomous robots, first without achieving very high reliability, is still a far fetch choice.

Walter comes up with a far fetched story about the paintings representing the plight of post-war orphans in Germany.

It wouldn't be a far fetched prediction to say this could be tied into the car's onboard computer and GPS system.

While that might seem like a far fetched strategy in the halls of the Senate, the message that Democrats have been neglectful on the issue of immigration is already resonating on the ground.

It would be a far fetched dream to talk of the use of student active learning and teaching methods without orientating teachers because most of them are not used to this way of teaching.

A ROBOT with dietary requirements might sound a bit far fetched, but a team of American researchers is developing a machine that will fend for itself by gathering biomass (wood, leaves and grass) to be used as a biofuel to run its steam-driven engine.

I think this is a pretty far fetched leap from a global crisis to try to justify the existence of a company that is interested in producing and selling coal".

To say that there will be no PS4 because of a management change is a bit far fetched.

To actually talk of Islamic reform or revival in a global sense is a bit far fetched in this age and time when diversities of culture, nationality and intellectual predilections are so vast.

I know this might sound a bit far fetched but no word of a lie -- these two incidents occurred. .

But that may be a bit far fetched.