Sentence examples for because it was excessive from inspiring English sources

One local lawyer told Agence France-Presse he wanted to lodge a legal complaint against the ban because it was excessive.

The Tyrees' lawyer, Robert G. Del Gadio of East Meadow, said he planned to appeal the judgment because it was excessive and inconsistent with the evidence.

On ABC he offered an explanation of his 1987 vote against the Older Americans Act, which provided $1.6 billion for programs including health centers, Meals on Wheels and Alzheimer's research: "Well, probably because I thought that it was excessive in terms of funding".

Many would say it's because it causes me distress, that it is excessive, but how do we determine what amount of worry is too much and what amount is normal?

"Because the search [by the police chief] was motivated by a legitimate work-related purpose and because it was not excessive in scope, the search was reasonable," said Justice Anthony M. Kennedy in City of Ontario vs. Quon.

Soft porcelain, always regarded as a substitute for hard porcelain, was progressively discontinued because it was uneconomic; kiln wastage was excessive, occasionally rising to nine-tenths of the total.

This virtual tar-and-feathering was excessive because it was helpful to reformers who were otherwise having trouble getting new financial reforms out of Congress so that Goldman and others wouldn't have to be bailed out again, like maybe, in 2015.

A judge reduced it at the request of the estate's trustees because it was so obviously excessive.

Tepco said it believes the pump, a component developed by France's Areva SA to inject chemicals into the key system to decontaminate radioactive materials, stopped because it was overburdened by excessive liquid flow.

The obvious answer here is that a pan on the stove burned you because it was used recently and excessive heat can burn us.

In fact, deterministic-based optimum criteria often lead to incorrect design, evidently because it is an excessive oversimplification and heavily in conflict with practical circumstances.