Sentence examples for excess need from inspiring English sources

This excess need not, and should not, be reinvested in those products.

This excess need puts a strain on the available surface and groundwater supplies, which might result in an acute water shortage.

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.

However, the implication that ongoing respiratory symptoms are more frequent in the GM-CSF arm of the trial was not reflected in the use of bronchodilators or in any excess need for hospital readmission for respiratory disease.

Maybe Pirc, a doughty opponent of boardroom excess, needs to pick its battles.

The new paint transfers much more efficiently to the cars, so less excess needs to be captured by the water system.

So, for example, you might allow immigrant workers to come and work temporarily, especially in categories of jobs and skill categories where there are excess needs in the economy.

Saul (1739), about the Israelite king unhinged by hubris, reached unknown heights of excess, needing a new organ, three exotic trombones, large kettle drums borrowed from the Tower of London, and a specially made carillon – a keyboard operating little hammered bells that sounded to one of Handel's circle like "some squirrels in a cage" – to depict Saul's descent into insanity.

It is significantly better than the 200∶1 molar excess needed for partial inhibition reported against the only reported mycobacterial target of THL, Rv0183[30] [32].

In particular, the collection of "Arterial Base Excess", and process data like "Time Until Normal Arterial Base Excess" needs to be reconsidered or even excluded from the template, while uniform survival outcome variables and type of AIS coding systems used, should be further agreed upon.

And some industries will shrink, especially financial services, "whose excesses need to be wrung out", admits Stuart Fraser, head of policy and resources for the City of London.