Sentence examples for far to think from inspiring English sources

"I think the Americans are going too far to think that Iraq will emerge as a major ally in the region," Mr. Alani of the Gulf Research Center said.

Reed Hundt, a former F.C.C. chairman, said in an interview that without any evidence of wrongdoing in the United States, he believed it was "a bridge too far" to think that the parliamentary report would cause the FC.C. to begin a review of the News Corporation licenses.

In theory extra carbon dioxide in the atmosphere should help plants grow faster, though whether this actually happens may also depend on the amount of nitrogen in the soil.In the most comprehensive effort* so far to think these questions through, the International Food Policy Research Institute, a think-tank in Washington, DC, has reached some sobering conclusions.

Still, it seems that, at least as far as the research goes, it's far healthier to think like Tigger than like Eeyore.

"I haven't gotten that far yet to think about winning," he said through an interpreter.

And the one after that - only that seemed too far away to think about.

The bullpen had given him far more to think about with the reprise of an all-too familiar performance.

Far better to think through the implications and plan for the end you really want.Culture, society and travelMarriage Markets: How Inequality is Remaking the American Family.

Yet who wants to discuss agricultural policy, when it's far sexier to think about evil slavers, and failing African governments?

The Premiership will surely give him far more to think about, but he may have space to shoot while opposition defences set about nailing Kevin Phillips.

The costs of dealings with past mistakes in city development are immense: it is far better to think ahead while we have the opportunity.