The black community must not assume the excessively convenient posture of the critic.
All this from President Lee Myung-bak, who was once chief executive officer of Hyundai Construction and is widely assumed to be excessively friendly to big business.Korea's relentless convergence towards America's standard of living (see chart 1) has barely missed a beat.
Never wear excessively revealing clothing!
It is assumed that congenital prosopagnosics excessively use a feature-based approach in order to compensate for their impairment in configural processing [26].
Every time this administration puts out fiction through the news media -- the "Rambo" exploits of Jessica Lynch, the initial cover-up of Pat Tillman's death by friendly fire -- it's assumed that a credulous and excessively deferential press was duped.
They knew it was going to be challenging, but the action was in international waters, so they assumed it would not be seen as excessively provocative by Russia.
a The proportion (0.62) was assumed to be equivalent to areal portion of well-, and excessively well drained soil areas where whole litter/lichen/moss layer might be burned completely and no burning happened to poorly drained soils.
The noise floor of the EEG recordings was measured using the power spectral density (Periodogram, with periods of excessively high artefact and recording pauses ignored), with average power in the 70 128 Hz band assumed to be indicative of noise.
Justices Anthony Kennedy and Stephen Breyer, whose votes were necessary to uphold the law, assumed libraries would be readily able to disable filters and ensure that adult users' access to online material would not be excessively curtailed.
Although governments worldwide, including the United States, have issued an array of regulations to attempt to curb that risk-taking by aligning managerial and investor interests, those regulations implicitly assume that investors would oppose excessively risky business ventures.
"So not excessively excessive.
