Sentence examples similar to it extends too from inspiring English sources

Schlee set about ensuring the chain was "sound at home" and the ill-fated international expansion – when it "extended too fast and too far" – was pruned back: "We simplified the business, controlled overheads and set up the DIY advertising campaign – done by a marvellous Swedish photographer – to show people that Pret food is real.

And really, it's hard to see it extended too far beyond that for the foreseeable future.

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.

This extends, too, to the aforementioned talking-about-Alanis-Morissette business.

Shin Uk Hyun, a managing director of the Korea Exchange Bank, Halla's main bank, says it did not want to extend too much credit to Halla.

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.

"It caused significant damage by trying to extend too far.

However, seasoning time should not be extended too much: long storage can generate some difficulties, especially if it concerns tops or whole trees.

Its main function is to prevent the leg from extending too far inward.

The silver concessions were extended, too.

And they refused to renew the Andean preferences unless the trade adjustment assistance was extended, too.