Sentence examples for too far leading from inspiring English sources

"Cuts to social safety nets have gone too far, leading to destitution, hardship and hunger on a large scale.

Handguns were banned in Chicago for decades, too, until 2010, when the United States Supreme Court ruled that was going too far, leading city leaders to settle for restrictions some describe as the closest they could get legally to a ban without a ban.

Oxfam said: "Cuts to social safety-nets have gone too far, leading to destitution, hardship and hunger".

He fears the pendulum has swung too far, leading to policies that restrict and endanger police and embolden criminals.

However the concept was "too far out", leading to characters only featured in the "Treehouse of Horror" specials.

First we noticed that optimizing the background transitions p1 and p3 tended to place the cleavage site too far downstream, leading to inferior performance.

But the report concludes: "There is clear evidence that the benefit sanctions regime has gone too far and is leading to destitution, hardship and hunger on a large scale.

Possibly, if the ONM and INM do not remain tightly coupled together, the INMs will remain too far apart to fuse, leading to the observed kar5-C68A nuclear fusion defect.

A trapdoor through which the gardener Antonio was to emerge during the second-act finale proved too far upstage to be effective, leading Mr. Lawless to consider having Antonio climb through a window instead.

Therefore, the estimation of a solution's quality by dynamic S-VNS might be too far off the truth, thus leading to worse results in the end.

If the needle were advanced too far, it punctured the cell, leading to sudden and widespread disruption of cell contents and, often, to cell death.