Sentence examples for overly wide from inspiring English sources

One woman ignored the "fold in mirrors" sign, and her Porsche got stuck in the elevator; the laser sensor refused to move it because it was perceived by the elevator as overly wide, Mr. Perelman said.

Opponents argued that it was an overly wide dragnet that was deporting many illegal immigrants with no criminal histories who were arrested for minor offenses and that it encouraged racial profiling and eroded trust in law enforcement among immigrants.

City Hall, the courthouse and the Civic Auditorium are isolated from the city's vibrant and walkable downtown, separated by the Santa Monica Freeway, overly wide streets and a dreary expanse of parking lots.

Note that in some circumstances an overly wide FOU results in a performance degradation.

Central government ordinances helped create 'dysfunctional' sprawl by mandating big lots and overly wide streets.

Notably, dataflow analyses often perform overly wide approximations when two control-flow paths meet, by merging states from each path.

But their painstaking rendering of childhood and adolescent struggles felt at moments overly wide-eyed, almost twee.

Another contribution to the debate came from Lord Paddick, who pointed to targeted Equipment Interference (aka state hacking powers, which are also sanctioned by the IP bill) as a potentially more useful and less invasive route for state agents to obtain the sought for comms data, i.e. rather than resorting to overly wide-ranging Technical Capability Notices.

It is clear that an overly wider beam will increase the required laser power, which increases the terminal cost and complexity.

The phrase 'any cause for concern' was criticised as being potential overly wide-ranging and intrusive, and there were fears of function creep.

Ha! Ha's!" and overly-wide smiles perhaps too similar to the devilish source material.