Sentence examples for rose too far from inspiring English sources

His Quidditch success was assisted by a waning interest in basketball when that game rose too far above the rim.

It includes a safety valve, under which the government would automatically issue more permits to pollute if the price of those permits rose too far.

Depending on who tells the story, Mr. Pitt's fall is either that of a young preacher who rose too far too fast and thought he was above the law or, as his followers believe, a plot aimed at pulling down a man responsible for the development of their spiritual identities.

But have prices risen too far?

Like other asset prices, sterling had risen too far, too fast.

The economic recovery could be stillborn if interest rates rise too far too fast.

But even many cab drivers believe that fares have risen too far, too fast.

That house prices had risen too far was obvious, even if policymakers had seemed less sure.

He has made the cardinal English error of rising too far too fast.

The cost of doing nothing has risen too far, he said.

And investors strayed from high-tech companies, wary that their shares had risen too far and too fast.