Sentence examples for excess of something from inspiring English sources

That was a plethora – a harmful excess of something that would be harmless in due measure.

He said there was "a suggestion from that data that there is a signal of something, there is an excess of something occurring".

Evidence, for instance, that an excess of something like sugar may well be bad for your health does not mean that the substance itself is "bad".

Sometimes when we get bad thoughts or even nightmares is because we are missing something in our bodies or having excess of something.

Ollie's purchases most of its products as closeouts, meaning a manufacturer has excess inventory of something that a traditional retailer, like Target or Walmart, doesn't want any longer, and it will sell it to Ollie's cheap.

Their century stand at Eden Gardens in Kolkata is their fourth successive stand in excess of 50, something that had not happened for England since Vaughan and Trescothick a decade ago.

At least three cases, for example, will test Mr. Feinberg's willingness to make awards in excess of $4 million, something he said months ago he was loath to do.

And the call for some magical solution to the problem of China's excess of dollars suggests something else: that China's leaders haven't come to grips with the fact that the rules of the game have changed in a fundamental way.

Through it all, they have all seemed so decent: insulated from the Premier League's worst excesses by their experience of something less glamorous, determined, loyal to each other.

Excess is something of a speciality for Takashi Miike.

This kind of excess is something consumers, at any age, are increasingly disinterested in.