Sentence examples for becomes far-fetched from inspiring English sources

It is concluded that with the existing high levels of pure technical and scale inefficiency, scaling up of interventions to achieve both global and regional targets such as the MDG and Abuja health targets becomes far-fetched.

The Iron will be on a high following their final-day heroics and, with the Dons sweating over the fitness of Puncheon, Ali Gerba and Sean O'Hanlon, the prospect of an upset becomes less far-fetched.

On the other hand, I expect the non-musical scenes will only become increasingly far-fetched.

I also love immersing myself in fictional stories - but when the stories deviate and become too far-fetched, I find myself tuning out.

Once it's clear that Jennie's default mode is the same as it was when she was a kid -- to seethe over any real or perceived slight or, for that matter, unexpected kindness -- the story becomes even more far-fetched.

I found an enthusiastic French co-producer, who had good connections, but time dragged on and the funding leads became erratic and far-fetched.

It was 10 years ago that transforming the High Line, once used to haul milk, meat and produce, into a stylish urban promenade became something of a far-fetched dream.

If the word isn't too far-fetched, she became his muse, while he became one of Muriel's "daughters".

Soon these two good-looking single people with similar deep, dark and far-fetched secrets become attracted to each other.

Questions that would have been dismissed a few years ago as too far-fetched have become routine.

But a lot of things that at one time seemed far-fetched later became, if not normal, then at least not so abnormal.