He came dangerously close to looking too European.

Perhaps a recount would show that the election was too close to call.

Close all the windows and doors!

Populism can be a necessary corrective when political parties grow sclerotic, mass media become too complacent (or too close to power), and bureaucracies are unresponsive to popular needs.

However, it is still too close to comfort for the Georgians, who are wary of an August 2008 scenario.

DPKO, too, has supported the Office's views that close cooperation between UNMOs and any peacekeeping force should be emphasized.

Yes, we were all Keynesians but all too briefly.

By your Lord , We shall most surely gather them and the devils too and bring them close to hell on their knees .

By your Lord , We shall most surely gather them and the devils too and bring them close to hell on their knees .

In the view of the soldier, the shooting was no accident, because the range was too close and the visibility too good, but the fire did not come from the Israeli position, he said.

The pattern has been all too obvious.

Unfortunately, this danger is all too real.

The extremists understand that all too well.

For all, a perilous existential moment is increasingly close at hand.

Nationalism can all too easily fill a void.

The impact on governance is all too predictable.

First, it is too dangerous for any country to come even remotely close to the point where insolvency can be triggered by a sunspot.

If they close down this clinic, we will all lose our jobs.

But such opportunities are all too easy to squander.

ZURICH It is all too easy to envy China.

And, just like spring, autumn ends all too fast.

If you deviate too much in the parameters that are close to the midline of that life permitting survival range, you go into disease or death.

The collapsing of buildings happens all too often in Egypt.

and so too the hosts of Iblis , all of them .

and the birds , too , in flocks , all turned to Him .

and so too the hosts of Iblis , all of them .

and the birds , too , in flocks , all turned to Him .

And so, you might start to lose weight and start to attract people towards you, but when they get too close it s going to be a problem.

Children often play around the fire unattended. A gust of wind or a child too close to the fire and his or her clothes can catch fire.

It should also be carried out in close cooperation with all the interested parties.

And that history, unfortunately, is all too pertinent to America s fate.

In particular, the euro has its own all too obvious problems.

But, all too often, clichés become established because they are true.

Neither Turkey nor Europe can afford the all too foreseeable crash.

For their part, Manbijis are keen on keeping the group at arms length they appreciate some aspects of IS governance, but do not want to get too close.

Now all the tax collectors and sinners were coming close to him to hear him.

BERLIN Great speeches are all too often underestimated as being mere words.

I know they were close, but not that close.

When the French planes attacked, they were flying very close to the ground, preventing Libyan radar and surface to air missiles from detecting the planes until it was too late.

Close

And that distance and knowing that amount of light is important because it's a little like you or I sitting around a campfire You want to be close enough to the campfire so that you're warm, but not so close that you're too toasty and you get burned.

Why is that? Are you too tired to go all the way around?

It is all too easy to criticize the specifics of the IMF plan.

Their policies worked all too often, those of the Washington Consensus failed miserably.

Where will he start, telephones or tortillas? There is all too much choice.