Sentence examples for even in excess from inspiring English sources

This book's collection of oxymorons is on the earnest side ("There is moderation even in excess". -- Benjamin Disraeli).

Also, Cs2.5 was efficient for the reaction of nitrile with alcohol to N-alkylamide even in excess water.

Stock options (that is, stock grants that take time to vest and are meant to provide a performance incentive to workers) and other performance incentives are considered performance-based pay and are deductible even in excess of $1 million.

The involvement of Lewis acid sites in the generation of propyl radicals is assumed; olefins and C1 C3 oxygenates are formed with high selectivities even in excess of oxygen most probably via secondary reactions of propyl radicals and oxygen in the gas phase.

Those giveaway tweets were retweeted 5,000-10,000 timeachach, some even in excess of 10,000 times.

Both the Zr and Mn sites can be substituted with hyper/hypo-stoichiometry of the laves phase which often makes the presence of substitute atoms even in excess of 10 per formula unit [7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13].

So the content of glutamate will not fluctuate dramatically, even in excess-nitrogen conditions.

Some may even need in excess of $400,000 if they are developing expensive hardware.

In the human body, Mn is important for the manufacturing of enzymes even though in excess it has a negative impact on the enzyme activity, translocation, absorption and consumption of other mineral elements resulting in oxidative stress (Lion and Olowoyo 2013).

Increased levels of nutrients, such as total nitrogen (TN) and total phosphorus (TP) through agricultural pollution, industrial wastewater or sewage discharge, coupled with high temperature, commonly enhanced the growth of algae, and sometimes even results in excess algal blooms (Borchardt 1996; Codd et al. 2005; Kosten 2012), particularly eutrophication.

If one of the substrate enantiomers is present even in small excess, the autocatalytic reaction can yield the corresponding product with up to 95% enantiomeric excess [ 312- 314].