Sentence examples for examples of excessive from inspiring English sources

Examples of excessive consumerism no longer draw envious sighs; they are now a cue for laughter.

"Countless incidents of courage and professionalism far outweigh the few examples of excessive force," Mr. Johnson said.

Examples of excessive health and safety caution have gained the status of folk tales in recent years.

But there are also examples of excessive precaution: the overreaction to swine flu or the missed opportunity of irradiated food, for example.

Local gangs with ties to Mr. Coke resent what they describe as a police "incursion" characterized by officers killing civilians and other examples of excessive force.

Ms Swinson, Liberal Democrat MP for East Dunbartonshire, said the two adverts were "particularly bad examples of excessive re-touching" which misled consumers.

Regulators and lawmakers have pointed to A.I.G. as an example of excessive greed in corporate America.

They say the killing is another example of excessive force by the police, similar to the shooting of Amadou Diallo two blocks away.

I now hear at least one new example of excessive self-policing every day from a frustrated broadcaster, on the stairs or in the lift at Broadcasting House.

This latest example of excessive rewards for mediocrity should give the government the green light to get tough on top pay.

But the way the EWTD was constructed and imposed by Brussels is a perfect example of excessive rigidity from the centre, which seriously affected hospital rotas, training and staffing levels in many more countries than Britain.