Sentence examples for is far too clear from inspiring English sources

"Despite a language that claims concerns for small farmers, the goal of this new agriculture-focused ranking system is far too clear: [to] further open up countries' agriculture sectors to foreign corporations," the campaign said in a statement.

Thoughts raced through the mind: This wasn't a nightmare, the reality of the room was far too distinct and his perception and thinking were far too clear.

The administration's priorities are far too clear and rehabilitation, needless to say, is not a topic of concern right now.

But the Alpine tower is far too small to broadcast clear pictures throughout the metropolitan region, and the Empire State Building has too little space and electrical power to accommodate the demands of all the stations.

Mark Littlewood, the IEA director general, said: "The economic evidence is clear: spending is far too high and the tax system is far too complicated.

But then, as the 5 Live programme made clear, Blatter is far too impressive to be caught doing anything directly dodgy.

It should be clear that there is far too much risk in exposing our future communications infrastructure to Chinese government control.

Also, it is clear that it is far too simplistic to approach SCA1 or other polyQ diseases in terms of a gain or loss-of-function.

"This is far too important.

This is far too simple.

B is far too dogmatic.