Sentence examples for development too far from inspiring English sources

The present proposal is a development too far".

But the golf courses in Dubrovnik appear to be one development too far, and residents of the city known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic" want it to stop.

The thought of politics fills him with horror for developments probably too far gone to avert.

The panel concludes that the development is already too far advanced at Mundra for a revocation of Adani Group's approval to be practical.

"The economics of many light-rail and streetcar projects is abysmal," he adds.Well-designed bus routes can spur development, too, and at far lower cost, says Adie Tomer of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank.

While any constitution must evolve over time to meet new circumstances and challenges, there is reason to think that, when it comes to presidential power over national security, the latest developments have gone too far.

Abyssinian has powerful political friends -- among them C. Virginia Fields, the Manhattan borough president, and Randy A. Daniels, New York's secretary of state, both of whom are members of the church -- and that fact has added to the sense that the development corporation has swung too far toward politics and business.

In South Korea's and Japan's early stages of development, overconfident businesses expanded too far, sowing trouble when the economic cycle turned.

But Murray, the student regent who is an undergraduate at UC Berkeley, said he opposed the policy for two reasons: He thought students had too little input in its development, and it went "too far" in regulating what he described as private relationships between consenting adults.

Broadcasters have vocally protested that they were not adequately consulted on its development and that it goes too far in removing people from the process.

Video game developer Hideo Kojima originally requested the inclusion of Solid Snake to Sakurai, but the game was too far into development.