Sentence examples similar to already inordinate from inspiring English sources

De Palma mimics this, drawing out to inordinate length what his Russian forebear spliced into jagged montage.

Republican Presidential candidates have gone to inordinate lengths to make their connection to Nixon known.

But nevertheless he agreed that the delay was inordinate.

Nanotechnology is subjected to inordinate progress in various fronts especially to make innovations in healthcare.

This patient had to undergo a mutilating fore-quarter amputation due to inordinate delay in presentation.

Yet team officials have already spent an inordinate amount of time talking about Marbury, who, for all practical purposes, has been the Knicks' 15th man since opening night.

But critics countered that the Treasury Department, which enforces economic sanctions, is already spending an inordinate amount of time on Cuba, largely in response to domestic political pressure.

So it's no surprise that I've already spent an inordinate amount of time perusing the appropriately titled blog "Bookshelf Porn," which features breathtaking or quirky images of bookshelves from around the world.

That's because, in addition to the two new seats, the GOP already holds an inordinate number of the state's congressional seats (19 out of 25) and faces a tough task in keeping their incumbents in Congress.

Sure, they can force them to write an essay on each chapter of an assigned book, but as NoRedInk founder (and high school English teacher) Jeff Scheur told us recently, English teachers already spend an inordinate amount of time reading and grading papers.

Search rankings already depend on an inordinate number of factors, and things are only going to grow more complex once personalization becomes more sophisticated.