Sentence examples for too extensive for from inspiring English sources

Are the differences between baseball and soccer too extensive for the model to be transferable?

Consequently, the range of matters worth discussing became too extensive for oral transmission and for the solitary speaker.

His lawyer, J. W. Carney, has objected to the date, saying the evidence to be collected is far too extensive for him to be ready by then.

Even in Tunisia it tried to hold a 100-mile (160-km) perimeter a front too extensive for its resources in the hope of preserving both Tunis and Bizerte.

Yet, local architects suspected the damage was too extensive for restoration, fearing the authority might have to rebuild the whole monument.

Sometimes the damage is too extensive for even Hughes to mend.

A major achievement of this study, beyond proving effects to be sustainable, relates to the character of the intervention (ie, one of relative low frequency and low intensity and not requiring too extensive demands for trainer expertise).

Indeed, thinning the ranks of idle cadres with their fingers in the coffers would ease the financial burden on China's hard-pressed villagers.Shooting for troubleAre such reforms too extensive and costly for a still developing country such as China?

Based on a book of the same title by its guest curator, John Esten, the show comprises photographs, drawings, paintings and extensive wall texts -- too extensive, in fact, for they often compete with the pictures.

The sequence variations among these peptidases are too extensive to allow for significant bootstrap values and it is therefore not possible to faithfully infer phylogeny from this dataset.

However, the experimental work that is required in the reviewers' opinion is too extensive to allow for a revision according to eLife policy.