Sentence examples for growth too far from inspiring English sources

"Rick Lenny pushed growth too far too fast," says Robert Moskow, a food analyst at Credit Suisse, an investment bank, in New York.

Some developing countries think green growth goes too far.

Do this in early spring before growth is too far advanced.

With the end of the 1990's, however, the quest for growth went too far.

The government wants to avoid a miscalculation in which growth slips too far too quickly as Beijing pushes forward with the overhauls, causing a sudden rise in unemployment and the potential for social unrest.

However if you get to the $3m $5m5m A rounds things are a little more tricky; too small for the larger US growth funds, too far for the smaller ones to make a larger commitment (although some like Blumberg are very active also at this stage) and there just aren't that many active $100m+ funds in Europe.

Indeed, many of these ideas have already been proposed by the European Commission.The frenzy about growth has gone too far, says one Eurocrat.

But the JOBS Act's update for "emerging growth companies" goes too far, particularly in relaxing the prohibition on research analysts to recommend stocks while their firms are underwriting them.

At the same time, there is still an overall excess supply of labor in China (despite shortages of highly skilled workers) and this helps keep wage growth from getting too far ahead of productivity.

The numbers will reignite the fundamental political debate on whether the public expenditure cuts will eventually lead to growth or, by going too far too fast, undermine demand and so worsen the public finance figures.

The Royal Society and the British Academy today strongly warned the British government that looming cuts to science funding could be "irreversibly catastrophic for the future of U.K. science and economic growth" if they go too far.