Sentence examples for too far after from inspiring English sources

These become apparent once the easing is taken too far after averting the implosion of the financial system.

Perhaps a successful defence was always a bridge too far after the ankle injury which has disrupted his year.

Javier Flórez was the Colombian midfielder who went too far after losing in a local tournament final earlier this year.

It was a stage too far after a marvelous, adventurous return of Spurs to top European competition for the first time since 1961.

But the AOL boss admits he has gone too far after apologising to an employee whose public sacking in front of hundreds of workers has become a viral internet hit.

But John Bercow, the Speaker of the Commons, has been accused of taking his shake-up of the role too far after he unleashed an attack on the British National Party.

Though we must not push the comparisons too far – Tyrion after all is inclined towards prostitutes and patricide – their shared assets have paid dividends for Dinklage.

"It reminds me of my childhood and makes me think that perhaps the world hasn't gone too far astray after all," said Carolan Moritz, a customer who is a longtime resident of Cortlandt Manor.

Vidic and Brown will continue to shoulder the burden for now but Ferguson is optimistic Evans will return to duty in the next 10 days, with Ferdinand not too far behind after United finally got to the root of a back problem that has plagued the England defender for 18 months.

But fears were growing that the two sides were maybe too far apart after the Afghan government's refusal to accept the American offer of a six-month timetable, already a large concession from an American position that even as recently as a few weeks ago delayed any transfer indefinitely.

"I'm guessing that Chris Woakes and Ian Bell will be involved but, as well as having Boyd back, it was great for us to see Trotty back out there fielding against Shropshire and Rikki Clarke isn't too far away after his broken finger".