Sentence examples for too close that from inspiring English sources

Israelis have long argued that if Iran got too close, that could justify attacking Iran's nuclear sites.

Close, but not too close – that's her offer to Labour.

The battle rounds are finally winding down on "The Voice" (Mondays and Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET on NBC and NBCC seems just as sick of them as we are since they rushed through three battles on Tuesday's episode, including Beat Frequency and a rendition of Alex Clare's "Too Close" that could make ears bleed, which is proof there is a God.

Early this month, Judge Florence-Marie Cooper issued a tough set of mitigation measures — such as shutting off the sonar when mammals are too close — that the Navy must take to avoid a ban on its training activities.

However, the nanorods were too close that make the oxygen molecules quickly readsorb with the nanorod surface by capturing free electrons and decrease the photocurrent.

Most venture investors in the Valley argue scooters make sense for short trips throughout areas that are just too far to be considered a trek, but too close that it would be a waste of time and money to call a rideshare like Uber or Lyft.

Widdicombe writes that the editor in question thought that "its plot was too close to that of another of the house's books, 'My Idea of Fun,' by Will Self," and I can only assume that this explanation came from Rowan.

First attempts ended with a condiment that tasted too tomatoey and had a consistency a little too close to that of peanut butter.

Potpie made sense, though its traditional, mild-mannered flavor seemed too close to that of the mashed potatoes and stuffing that I had just overindulged in.

In cases where rigidity is not attained, there is concern that the statue's natural frequency may be too close to that of the anticipated floor motions.

"I don't take it that Andrew Strauss is a 'yes' man or he's too close to that dressing room.