Sentence examples for staying too close from inspiring English sources

It didn't take enough advantage of its cinematic nature, staying too close to theatre and not taking risks.

When discussing oral presentations, Wolcott (1997b) gives some similar advice, such as that the content on the slides be easy to read, not overwhelming, and focus on the bigger picture ideas rather than staying too close to the results.

Here are his quibbles: "They may have stayed too close to the story".

Stay too close and you get sucked in to taking the business seriously.

Some Republican incumbents, meanwhile, remained in jeopardy of losing their seats, as the races stayed too close to call on Wednesday.

It may be that Adelphia has stayed too close to Main Street for its own good.

If you stay too close to your headquarters all the time, you will lose control of your business.

In the Alternative scenario, vehicles are generated closer than those in the Reference scenario, but they cannot stay too close while charging, thus creating a delay phenomenon with vehicle platoons in queue.

In the majority of countries, helicopters are used in this context, but they generally cannot stay too close to transmission lines for observation due to noise and disturbance issues [8].

Stay too close to the original material and it feels like a repeat, stray too far and you can lose the core audience.

He criticized the overuse of synthesizer as opposed to live instruments in some tracks, and that some of the arrangements stayed too close to the original tracks, especially "Dancing Mad".