It is far too early to expect significant shifts in the major sources of aggregate demand.

Still, the talks are far from perfect. Although it is too early to be critical of the effort, it is not too soon to highlight some potential concerns.

You arrived too early.

You arrived too early.

is far too optimistic.

We went too far.

It's too far away.

You're going too far.

It is simply too early.

True, Bush s plan will prove far too little and comes far too late to stabilize Iraq.

Now you're going too far.

The Muslim Brotherhood tried to go too far too fast.

It's too early to get up.

Early mercantilism deserves a rethink too.

Um, there are I've got far too much money and I have far too much fun in my businesses.

I think you went too far.

Your parents' house is too far!

Your parents' house is too far!

Political pendulums often swing too far.

The pendulum has swung too far.

Here too, the early signs are encouraging.

They will never accept it's too far.

But it is better to begin the ethical discussion too early than too late.

It is, of course, too early to tell.

This has dragged on for far too long.

But we take this a little too far.

Finally, monetary policy has been far too loose.

Far too much has been said about it.

But it is much too early to bury Sarkozy.

As I said, it is too early to celebrate.

But these critics seem to presume that Europe will come out of the crisis in far worse shape than the US, and it is too early to make that judgment.

If so, a correction cannot be too far behind.

But the forecast proved to be far too optimistic.

It is far too soon to predict another revolution.

The Israel Palestine conflict has lasted far too long.

It is far too similar to our other formats.

The draw of their communities was far too powerful.

It is however too early to comment on its efficacy.

Well I certainly believe that it's far too valuable and far too abundant to keep putting back in the ground or certainly send up in smoke.

The question is whether it is an ambition too far.

The skeptics have a point, but they go too far.

It is far too large to be considered an elite.

They exist and there are far too many of them.

It had swung too far in the direction of chaos under Yeltsin, and has now swung too far in the direction of order and state control under Putin.

It is too early to praise the deal as an historic achievement, but it is also far too soon to peg it as a failure, or to suggest that better negotiators somehow could have done a better job of wrangling concessions from their Iranian counterparts.