Sentence examples for a result of excess from inspiring English sources

Some islanders theorize that the coloring could be a result of excess sun exposure, or a diet rich in fish.

It was already known that the wrinkles were a result of excess production of a substance called hyaluronic acid distributed throughout the dogs' skin.

Chief executive Mittal, who also owns part of Queen Park Rangers football club, said: "2015 was a very difficult year for the steel and mining industries … prices deteriorated significantly during the year as a result of excess capacity in China".

If monetary authorities respond appropriately to growing inflationary pressure - recognising that much of it is imported, and not a result of excess domestic demand - we may be able to manage our way through it.

Such an alliance would help cut costs, but analysts said it would not solve the much larger problems Peugeot and Opel face as a result of excess factory capacity and fierce competition in the European market for mid-price cars.

Scientists tend to focus on one flood driver or another when conducting flood hazard assessments for any given area — evaluating either the risk of terrestrial flooding, which occurs inland as a result of excess precipitation and overflowing rivers, or of surging ocean waters.

Yet, even as the novel registers such transformations of subjectivities and social collectivities, it also signals new forms of resistance that emerge as a result of excesses of global capital.

Mr. Rodgers's wealth is a result of the excess of the 1980's, and his philosophy is the continuation of that excess.

The fiscal deficit rose as a result of an excess of preelection social spending by the ruling Regions Party.

"Che is like a rock star, but his death was not a result of hedonistic excess or toxic narcissism," he continues.

Overflow metabolism characterizes cell strains that are likely to produce inhibiting metabolites as a result of an excess of substrate feeding and a saturated respiratory capacity.