Sentence examples for excess of well from inspiring English sources

That's one of the reasons that the state and locals are hopeful, very very hopeful, that the Congress will send -- make available to them -- in excess of, well, $3.5 billion through the first responders and nearly -- a significant part of the $6 billion to combat a bioterrorist threat -- that the president submitted to Congress almost a year ago.

When we hear "Japan" and "lights" used in the same sentence, it's hard not to immediately imagine Tokyo and it's endless array of blinding, tech-enhanced billboards, neon signs, and excess of, well, electricity.

On the whole, says Mr Kaczmarczyk, Poland has a "brain overflow" (an excess of well-qualified people), largely thanks to the demographic effect of martial law, imposed by the country's communist rulers in 1981-83.

To move America toward a more sustainable energy future, we need national leadership that will check the excesses of well-entrenched fossil fuel interests while encouraging cleaner alternatives like wind.

For a well-run luxury company like Gucci or LVMH or a cosmetic giant like Estee Lauder, that number usually runs in excess of (sometimes well in excess of) 60percentt of total revenue.

The array contains 45101 probe sets that measure the expression level of more than 39,000 transcripts and variants, covering in excess of 19,000 well-characterized mouse genes.

All but two items (both Energy items) showed loadings well in excess of 0.4 indicating well-defined factors.

The local police are reluctant to discuss figures for violent crime and other types of assault.The Ibizans tolerate the excesses of San Antonio and well they might.

It seeks damages in excess of $5 million as well as punitive damages.

England, bloated with an excess of possession, might well have been more comfortable if this had been a closer contest.

So an excess of rotundone may well be the cause of what the wine writer Jancis Robinson describes as the burned rubber quality in some Rhone syrahs.