Sentence examples for developed too far from inspiring English sources

Snowfall geeks wish the PNA were higher, given the fact that most of the mid-Atlantic just missed a historic snowfall, thanks to a storm that developed too far north.

Williamson says geography also plays a role, and that it's no accident that "hip" neighborhoods don't develop too far from where all the action is located.

Instead we decided to provide a minimal telephone service intervention as the 'control', but we probably allowed this telephone intervention to develop too far into a structured package of care in its own right.

That connector, designed to bend without kinking, can develop leaks if stretched too far or bent too frequently.

Doing it this way is a way of helping them develop judgment about "going too far" and that doing so has consequences.

But representatives of athletes, actors and other famous figures say they deserve to be compensated for use of personas they have worked hard to develop, and say Electronic Arts goes too far.

It would be an immense help if developed nations merely didn't go too far in the opposite direction.(See our article on remittances in this week's paper. Photo credit: AFP) .

An acetamide substituent on the 5-methyl group is the best choice in terms of antibacterial efficacy, and is used in all of the more active oxazolidinones developed thus far; in fact, straying too far from an acetamide group at this position makes the drug lose its antimicrobial power, although weak to moderate activity is maintained when some isosteric groups are used.

Some developing countries think green growth goes too far.

The debate developing overnight was whether Mr. Obama had gone too far in his response.

Even those who are enthusiastic about change are wary of going too far in trying to develop new technologies themselves.