Sentence examples for case too far from inspiring English sources

He added that Republicans will press their case too far by pushing for repeal of the new law, alienating voters eager for popular insurance changes they are just beginning to learn about.

It was forgotten when their ex-employee hired the company to act as eBay's counsel for its $63m IPO.America's got talentMs Lobel can sometimes takes her case too far.

Though the exact reasoning of the jurors, who came from across Oregon and were never identified by name in court, remains unknown, most onlookers blamed prosecutorial overreach — that the government stretched its case too far to fit the events at the refuge — or stumbles in the presentation of evidence.

And, as in JPMorgan's case, going too far can also create problems.

Adapted from the Gillian Flynn novel, it's more a case of Too Far Gone Girl.

The judge, James Robertson, found that the criminal case was too far removed from Mr. Starr's original mandate of 1994 to investigate the business dealings of President Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton in Arkansas more than a decade ago.

In the past week, the economic news has gotten worse, emboldening the left wings of Labour and the Liberal Democrats to argue that the government's bid to cut record levels of government borrowing — said by Mr. Cameron to be worse, proportionally, than in Greece, Italy and Spain — has been a case of "too far, too fast".

My only quibble is that the dots on the back of the case extend too far down, revealing not only the "iPhone" wording on the device, but the FCC markings.

But it may be a case of putting the cart too far ahead of the horse.

Since Sarbanes-Oxley was enacted in 2002, Congress and the Securities and Exchange Commission have actually liberalized the regulatory regime for companies when they go public, in some cases arguably too far.

The marching band case is too far-fetched but, as for the ranting boy,whew, I don't know.