So not excessively excessive.
That makes for an excessively narrow debate.
As Mercer sees it, the creation/evolution debate all too often becomes …excessively preoccupied with attempting to resolve larger debates in epistemology involved with demarcating science and identifying and describing the philosophical essences of science and religion.
Whether the oil industry is profiting excessively is a matter of debate.
The social-science journal Emerging Adulthood recently invited Jean M. Twenge and one of her most prominent critics, Jeffrey Arnett, to debate "whether today's emerging adults are excessively 'narcissistic,' " as Dr. Twenge asserts.
Likewise, I believe that Parliament should not dwell excessively on national issues in these six-monthly debates on the Council presidency.
Excessively demanding work hours have recently been up for debate again with regard to patient safety and outcomes of care, but studies have failed to examine the effect of these regulations on the physician-patient relationship.
The debate is likely to widen into a broader discussion of whether the bulk of the government's tax and benefit changes are hitting families excessively, as opposed to pensioners, an argument that is gaining traction with the Liberal Democrats.
"When Israel is excessively and crudely inserted into an internal US process or debate, it by definition politicizes Israel as an issue and politicizes support for Israel.
The case has provoked a wide-ranging debate about the rights of the foetus and calls for women who drink excessively during pregnancy to be prosecuted.
By April, when another Democratic debate rolled around, Sanders had seemingly found his bearings a bit and hit Clinton for being excessively pro-Israel, a valid left-wing line of attack.
