Is it that far fetched that road deaths could become as unacceptable as air disasters or train crashes?
"Google's letter seems to make clear that they consider 'relevant end products' to be handsets and tablets - the key word here is 'relevant' and it seems far fetched that Google would intend that to cover other products like cars," he told the BBC.
Roiland is an outspoken Batman lover, so it's not far fetched that the absurd elements of the show would permeate into Rick and Morty through cultural osmosis.
"If you can penetrate the police and carry out sophisticated long-term intelligence gathering operations, it's not far fetched that you could breach Sharm el-Sheikh airport," Awad said.
OK, so maybe it's not that far fetched that somebody could hack into the MI6's computer network, and by managing to do that, crash a tube in London's underground, right?
Given Scott's penchant for dramatics, it didn't seem far fetched that he'd been trying such a move.
But it might not be far fetched that analyses of RP genes are misleading.
Don't make up something so far fetched that the person won't believe you.
Is it too far fetched to think that the three unions (DGS, WGS, SAG, AFTRA) could combine their talents and resources to become their own 'studio' with their own distribution?
William C. Banks, a specialist on national security law at Syracuse University, said that the memorandum shed critical light on the Bush administration but that it was "far fetched" to think it might be used to overturn convictions of soldiers for abuse at Abu Ghraib or elsewhere.
Mr. Bartlett said it was "very far fetched" to assume that the buyer was knowingly helping Mr. Bush at a financially convenient moment for him.
