Sentence examples for case of excess from inspiring English sources

It also granted its underwriter, Goldman Sachs, a 30-day option to buy up to 12.6 million more shares in case of excess demand.

It is conceivable that someone with a professional interest in the craft of puppetry might enjoy the backstage experience, but ordinary theatergoers in pursuit of pleasure will find themselves pressed against a back wall in uncomfortable seats, nervously clutching bright-red hand towels provided by the management in case of excess splashing from the fish tank.

More surprising, perhaps, was the unimportance of exotic finance: Ireland's bust wasn't a tale of collateralized debt obligations and credit default swaps; it was an old-fashioned, plain-vanilla case of excess, in which banks made big loans to questionable borrowers, and taxpayers ended up holding the bag.

Pseudo-arthrosis often remains asymptomatic, and may become evident and symptomatic in case of a new trauma or in case of excess strain of the wrist joint.

Tesla's product does that, by generating enough energy to fully power a household, with the power designed to be stored in the new Powerwall 2.0 battery units so that homeowners can keep a reserve in case of excess need.

As a result, firms are willing to substitute low-educated workers by capital, to outsource part of their activities to cheap-labour countries and (especially in the case of excess labour supply) to hire more educated workers as their productivity to wage cost ratio is more favourable.6.6

With new American disclosure rules, the authors point out, we can now point to a great many more cases of excess executive compensation.

And as minor contortions like the new Park Circle and major contusions like the pedantic Times Square pedestrian mall remind us, there are many cases of excess zeal, making it seem less like the greening of New York than its denaturing.

However, cases of excess intake of trace metal ions are credited with pathological events such as the deposition of iron oxides in Parkinson's disease [1].

Recently ESAF has been used for cases of excess import costs arising from higher than usual cereal prices.

The average performance of this more complex model was generally comparable to that of the model assuming HWE, although it was better in cases of excess heterozygosity and worse in cases of excess homozygosity with p = 0.50.