Sentence examples for because it goes far from inspiring English sources

Western analysts are totally confused, because it goes far beyond Mr. Mubarak.

But in a letter to Congress, the National Food Processors Association said it strongly opposed the Bush administration proposal because it went far beyond what was needed to deal with bioterrorism.

Beverley Charman was awarded £48m after a 28-year marriage during which she pursued no outside employment, a sum legally notable because it went far beyond what had once been the yardstick, namely the spouse's reasonable requirements.

What they neglect to reveal is that a sizable portion of those who opposed the law do so because they don't think it goes far enough, not because it goes too far.

"The biggest farmers in New Jersey are developers," said Mr. Tittel, who doesn't support the new bill because he doesn't think it goes far enough.

"Clearly I don't agree with David Cameron's approach, because I don't think it goes far enough to make sure that we deliver on the central recommendations of the Leveson report".

Some of his own Democratic senators are dithering over whether to back it, either because they do not want to alienate conservative voters in the election or because they do not think it goes far enough.

Also, a proper analysis would have noted that around 10percentt of Americans say they oppose Obamacare because they don't think it goes far enough, i.e., they are liberals who wanted a greater role for government in our health insurance/health care system.

But the pollsters didn't have a box to check for "against it because it goes too far" versus "against it because it doesn't go far enough".

On the other hand, one does not simply want to embrace it because it goes too far".

Yet, only 34% of the general population opposes Obamacare because it goes too far; 13% of Americans asked actually oppose it because it is too timid.