Sentence examples for extends too far from inspiring English sources

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.

When one person runs into trouble and his estimate extends too far, it shows up in red so that a product manager can deal with it before it jeopardizes the rest of the project.

Perhaps Mr. Abe believes that it is illegal for one nation to claim too much exclusive economic zone in a single contiguous zone -- or to claim an EEZ that extends too far out from a nation's main coastlines.

Despite this level of uncertainty we feel our largest model (984 kg, or 994 kg with a reduced lung) considerably overestimates HAT volume, having a ventral profile that extends too far below the axial skeleton (Fig. 14a).

In other cases, the tubule extends too far anterior but the distal region remains dorsal and the tip cell contacts a more anterior alary muscle at A2/A3.

Lysine is consequently not a substrate (does not get hydroxylated on the terminal nitrogen) because the ζ-nitrogen extends too far into the active site, where it may be better positioned to interact with the flavin- NH or the flavin-proximal oxygen of the C4a-OOH, rather than the terminal −OH.

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

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

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.

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.