Sentence examples for post too far from inspiring English sources

Or has it become a staging post too far?

The 22-year-old female inspired by people she admires and respects, perhaps unwittingly took her Facebook post too far, later defended that same post, and as a result, lost her job at Cold Stone Creamery.

Reason for nonvaccination (absence from the area, active decision not to be vaccinated, vaccination post too far away, long waiting times, no vaccinator at the vaccination post, and/or lack of information).

If your posts are too far apart, you might have to buy two packs 100 ft. cloth clothesline and string one through each side.

Additional reasons included perceptions that the health post was not open (20.7%), drugs were not available at the health post (18.7%), the health post was located too far from a caregiver's household to access (16.6%), poor service by the HEW or at the health post (15.0%), preferences for informal treatment (11.2%), and challenges in obtaining transportation to the health post (8.2%).

Explaining his departure, Weiss told the Times that the directorial post "took me too far away from curatorial and scholarly work," adding, "I had an idea that being director of Dia would be different because it is such a small place".

But not if you're actually on a cruise ship – that's post-ironic gone too far.

In our opinion the Post dispatch either went too far or not nearly far enough".

For this reason, you shouldn't post your stuff on Craigslist too far in advance, or you might just end up without a dining room table for a month.

Post-Trump, post-Brexit, no narrative that departs too far from that synthesis is likely to attract a winning, progressive coalition in future.

Reacting last month to the introduction of strong default encryption by Apple and Google on their latest mobile operating systems, Comey said "the post-Snowden pendulum has swung too far in one direction - in a direction of fear and mistrust".