as far as to

I would not go as far as to say that but the numbers are leaning towards that conclusion, at least in my company.

I would go as far as to say that THIS is STILL the foundation and core of the team.

Chinese agriculturalist Zhouli goes as far as to call the United States a quote "food imperialist " .

I know what Beth said is not totally accurate, but I would not go as far as to say that she is a liar.

They went as far as to call for a search of three walled compounds in the Kurram tribal area.

Some people even go as far as to think that certain forms of extraterrestrial force might have been involved.

In fact, I would go as far as to say that the smart people always ask for help. . . in the business world, we call it leveraging on others.

He went as far as to say that global leaders need to act in the collective interest and that they haven't done so as yet.

Some people go as far as to tell me that what makes this country great is its willingness to accept people like me.

In some cases, they've gone as far as to ask online activists for their email and website passwords rather than shutting them down.

On Friday the 13th, some people are so superstitious that they go as far as to refuse to leave the house.

Sometimes we might even go as far as to encourage banks to take risks, provided that they are in a position to manage those risks prudently.

Marchionne even went as far as to call Opel the "perfect partner" for Fiat.

Mr. Mapp went as far as to suggest the planes might be sold for spare parts.

But not even he goes as far as to call for the end of one-party rule.

Herbert M. Shelton went as far as to recommend that you eat proteins and carbohydrates at different meals.

So I'll jsut go as far as to say that the installation was short and sweet.

The staff is best described as rude, I would go as far as to say next to useless.

An American couple even went as far as to sue Google over invasion of privacy although they subsequently lost the case.

I even went as far as to get a Kanji tattoo as a teenager (yikes).

Some commentators went as far as to compare Maliki's behaviour to the rule of Iraq's former dictator.

We have the site management process, as far as to submit to the Baidu search engine, before the site was changed in one step.

More than one-third (35 percent) of companies have gone as far as to send employees home for unsuitable work garb.

I'd almost go as far as to say he's equal to the Nightmare Mother this way.

Some even went as far as to offer complete SOA integration frameworks bundled with their core products.

I won't go as far as to say I'm creative, but I will say I have an eclectic taste, both in books and in my RSS subscriptions.

Everyday he does some walking and goes as far as to the square.

In some places, PRC diplomats were very friendly to their Taiwan counterparts - going as far as to invite them to lunch.

Or maybe when can go as far as to sacrifice ourselves for our love?

Kia has gone as far as to name their newest car the Soul.

wouldn't go as far as to break the marriage.

Would she go as far as to sell the house before she's found another?

Bellerive wouldn't go as far as to blame Haiti's elite for the more than 200, 000 earthquake deaths.

You go as far as to smile export?