Sentence examples for extended too far from inspiring English sources

The supremacy of the market has extended too far into areas that should not be defined by commodity and exchange.

Extended too far beyond their practical usefulness, copyrights not only contradict their original intent; they also wall creators off from the sources of their inventiveness.

If anything, copyright and the like have been extended too far into the indefinite future, restricting the public from, to borrow a phrase from Newton, "standing on the shoulders of giants," and possibly hamstringing future innovation.

What might happen if the fashion, beauty and home design industries joined together and banned from employment anyone whose use of the term "like" extended too far beyond its conjunctive function?

And really, it's hard to see it extended too far beyond that for the foreseeable future.

The alignment of the various outer framing lines with the innermost frame and the panel with the grid is noticeably imperfect, as the top framing line was extended too far to the left.

One got the feeling that the dancing, shirtless men didn't extend too far beyond the camera's eye.

But just as a cantilever cannot extend too far before it buckles, so an economy cannot place too much weight on a single source of support.

Adam Douty, a meteorologist at AccuWeather, said: "Melor is a very compact typhoon, so that will prevent its most devastating impacts from extending too far from its centre.

"Melor is a very compact typhoon, so that will prevent its most devastating impacts from extending too far from its centre," said AccuWeather meteorologist Adam Douty.

It falters only when the author extends too far beyond this narrative, imagining a bit too color­fully village life in Zakho or obsessively self-analyzing his dissonant relationship with his father.