Sentence examples for to push very far from inspiring English sources

However, nobody is very optimistic that Canada is going to push very far.

They may have had narrower lines and stricter rules to deal with in the olden Golden days, the envelopes may have not been the sort you could push very far -- as if that were a good in itself -- but works of pop genius, even crazy pop genius, are not exclusive to the post- Sopranos" TV era.

"The notion that Ron Paul would do anything but speak his mind is not an argument you can push very far," Mr. Stevens said.

While acknowledging that Mr. Romney and Mr. Paul "like each other," Mr. Stevens said "The notion that Ron Paul would do anything but speak his mind is not an argument you can push very far".

It's the material closer to the stellar remnant, which wasn't initially collected into the remnant, but also didn't get pushed very far away, still close to the center of the supernova bubble, which has the potential to fall back down over time.

There are people out there with ideas for alternative processes making electricity out of nuclear processes different fusion targets, different mixtures of deuterium and helium and lithium and boron and a lot of ideas haven't been pushed very far.

But perhaps because of these controversial features they have not been pushed very far in explaining thermodynamics.

I think decision making is pushed very far down in the organization at Baidu.

But the Kurds halted this advance and never pushed very far south of the road or retook the town of Tal Afar from the Islamic State.

He did not plan to push forward very far, but the long march had begun.

" [I]t would not be practical," writes Williamson, "to push this very far, because too many of the Latin rich have the option of placing too many of their assets in Miami" [ 128].