Sentence examples similar to do excesses from inspiring English sources

Our lives are characterized by too much of a good thing -- too much to eat, to buy, to watch and to do, excess at every turn.

Do excess cells undergo apoptosis or do they emigrate?

But how does excess demand induce producers to produce more than they want to?

As it is presumed that excess plasma angiogenin levels arise (as does excess VEGF (Ramcharan et al, 2013)) from neoplastic cells, this perhaps implies the presence of some residual tumour 6 months after surgery.

At what point do the excesses of a movement become so prevalent that they can reasonably be called its essence?

Today the final number on the deal $25 billion–seems almost quaint, as do the excesses of the characters involved.

Rolling Stone despises its "insufferable nobility," and Newsday complains of "the man's-gotta-do-what-a-man's-gotta-do excesses" of the script.

"The real problem isn't what to do with excess horses, it's reproduction.

This year we will do in excess of 370m patient consultations – 60m more than we did five years ago".

The main problem with "Behindlings" has to do with excess: it's too long, too woolly, too teasingly obscure.

No they don't; excess money created by the Federal Reserve does.