Sentence examples for become far too high from inspiring English sources

Maybe expectations have become far too high: winning is not enough, it has to be winning with knobs on.

Eventually, so many people have done it that the strategy is overdone and prices become far too high.

I came across a supplier of kangaroo fur from Western Australia where, because of changes to the environment, kangaroo numbers have become far too high in areas and the vegetation has been destroyed, so they have to be culled".

Lorraine Wright, here to show her 18-month-old German spitz, Treacle, said the show had become far too commercialized, with exhibitors peddling items like high-tech anti-barking devices, doggie raincoats, cutesy pooper-scoopers and pet gravestones.

The modern research university has become far too expensive to accommodate all the young people who are nowadays eager for a higher education.

"It shows that this kind of high-strength alcohol - the type which does much of the damage - has become far too cheap in Scotland".

Thus, the exams, and education itself, become far too politicized.

It's become far too much of too much, far too Las Vegas.

Social tolerance of excessive drinking has become far too great.

"In my opinion, life has become far too ordered," he said.

We found that credit had become far too easy to get.