Sentence examples for are excessive for from inspiring English sources
adjective
Exceeding the usual bounds of something; extravagant; immoderate.
- "I personally consider putting a wide vibrato on a single 16th triplet note at 160 beats per minute rather excessive, nay even stupid."
"We don't benefit from business rates because of where we are, so I think they are excessive for very high value areas and it is done because we rub shoulders with banks and the like and these companies.
Pain behaviors that are excessive for the degree of known physical disease are common in patients with chronic low back pain and are frequently assumed to arise from a comorbid depressive illness.
Intakes of EDNP foods are excessive for all children, with contributions to daily energy intake substantially greater than Australian recommendations 14-177%) [ 39] for children aged 2 to 18 years [ 40], and than those of the only recent national study of EDNP food intake for children aged 9 to 13 years (38%) [ 41].
However, excess light causes a saturation effect, in which ATP and Fd(red) were excessive for the available nitrogenase [ 2].
However, the load would not have been excessive for a well-designed bridge, according to experts.
Judge Armstrong told Davidson: "The injuries you caused were excessive for self-defence".
For very large turbines, such a speed may be excessive for reasons of mechanical stress.
Tynes said that the 27-year sentence his brother Mark, 31, is serving was excessive for the crime.
"Let's take Marcus Camby's recent five-game suspension, which I thought was excessive for what happened.
Neither in grief nor in joy should one be excessive, for unregulated happiness can be as harmful as uncontrolled sorrow.
But he also said their reactions had been too visceral and that it was excessive for them to try to destroy his career.
