Sentence examples for it stops well from inspiring English sources

Still, while the site says that the chemicals "can rub off on our skin where they can cause a reaction that looks like sunburn," and that "they don't completely biodegrade and instead accumulate in fish," it stops well short of arguing that they are a grave health or environmental hazard.

But as I've tried to argue over the last two weeks, even though the ban on chemical weapons is a humanitarian idea, the argument that we should punish dictators who use chemical weapons is not really a humanitarian case for war, because it stops well short of protecting the innocent from all the varied ways that civilians can be killed without recourse to sarin.

If we care enough to get informed, we can still control where it stops (well, most of it) and we can also choose to not feed the beast for free".

They coughed up a 3-1 lead in a Game 6 loss and surrendered a 3-0 lead before rallying in Game 5. Flyers coach Peter Laviolette keeps spinning the wheel in net – round and round it goes, where it stops – well, at least the Flyers know.

But because Germany still opposes any plan making its taxpayers liable for the losses of foreign banks, it stopped well short of the kind of debt sharing that markets have urged on Ms. Merkel and her country since the crisis erupted three years ago.

Where does it stop?" "Well, what about the N.R.A.?" Hollins asked her.

He set his Sphero to go, but it stopped well short of the hurdle.

It stopped well short of adopting the government's narrative that it is battling armed terrorist groups.

But even though Israel said it was fed up, it stopped well short of actually declaring the Oslo peace agreement dead.

The food was traditional Japanese - noodles in deep earthenware bowls, slices of sushi - but it stopped well short of the classic 12-course banquet.

So, while last year's show addressed race, in ways that were both fascinating and funny, it stopped well short of a harangue.