Sentence examples for extension too far from inspiring English sources

It might just be an extension too far.

The court should hold that the latest extension goes too far.

Williams told ENInews the controversy generated by bans on the burqa, the Sikh turban and the Christian cross in some European countries, "shows the extension of secularism too far".

Three elementary schools, including Ralph Emerson, will not be using reclaimed water for irrigation because they are too far from a pipeline extension, Elsner said.

I veered off on the last possible New Hampshire exit ramp, drove too far up a road called the Market Street Extension, looked around and said to myself: "Wow!

Investor-collectors, hungrily looking for the next new thing, aren't too far behind, seeing speculation on young artists as an extension of the stock market.

This goes too far on the record that has been released and any reasonable extension of it.

Many of those lived too far from the main high-voltage grid to be served easily with grid extensions.

You're too far.

A concept too far?

Just not too far.