Sentence examples for expanded too far from inspiring English sources
Yet some people claim that design has expanded too far.
The programme almost expanded too far: until 2006 states could waive the distance requirement for "necessary providers".
Over time, for those who believed that government power had expanded too far, the act became a symbol of eroding civil liberties and privacy rights.
Over time, it became a symbol of eroding civil liberties and privacy rights for those who believed that government power had expanded too far.
Stories like Mr. Yuan's have led the Beijing government and banks to scale back a credit card policy that expanded too far, too fast in a country with little history of or experience with personal debt.
In South Korea's and Japan's early stages of development, overconfident businesses expanded too far, sowing trouble when the economic cycle turned.
If the coronary arteries expand too far — the difference is in millimetres — the damage is irreversible.
Woolson offered a postmortem: "It's really a case of an organization expanding too far too fast," he said.
"One of the things we've felt has hurt previous ride-sharing efforts is expanding too far, too fast," he said.
Russia has long accused Nato of expanding too far eastwards, which the President, Vladimir Putin, blames for strained relations with the West.
