Sentence examples for analysis too far from inspiring English sources

That would be taking the analysis too far.

Still, one would hate to take this sort of analysis too far, given how antic Snodgrass can be.

Eric Pickles, the former communities secretary, said there were some clear parallels with the Kindertransport scheme – the British initiative that saved almost 10,000 Jewish children from the Nazis during the second world war – though it was important not to stretch the analysis too far.

However, if we avoid stretching our fertility analysis too far back in time, we can also avoid any unacceptable overestimation of the fertility of the immigrant population.

However, she added: "An automatic firearm exception to our established reliability analysis would rove too far.

"Sometimes I think all this postgame analysis has gone too far".

The analysis never pulls too far away from the action onstage; indeed, Nuttall painstakingly shows Shakespeare's skill at negotiating abstract ideas through suspense, conflict, and character.

Rational analysis seems a step too far for Congress.

Mr Taub's analysis may not be too far from Mr Bennett's, but his method of opposing the deal is to dissect it.

Data points marked in red were removed from the analysis as they were too far away from other flights to allow for repeatability testing.

"But the license to go with your gut about complicated decisions that would benefit from analysis has been taken too far".