Sentence examples for excess people from inspiring English sources

The spare looting you saw on the news were the excess people who came in to pick over what was left".

Russia exported perhaps 10 million excess people to its eastern and southern frontiers and several million more (mostly Poles and Jews) overseas.

As Adam Gopnik wrote, in his 2005 Paris Journal: To a degree that was almost touching in its excess, people in Paris seemed convinced that France had a lock on the Games….

Much of what we now think of as Essex derives from this flow, from the ever-growing city into its neighbouring county: the new towns and commuter developments into which London has "decanted" its excess people.

This is a world where, instead of middle-of-the-road garage house and EDM excess, people blast Italo-disco from their Ford Fiesta stereos.

The excess that people have in New York translates to their dogs.

We are feeling the deferred pain from 25 years of excess, as people try to rebuild their depleted savings.

It can feel wrong to sympathise with those living in excess when people are deprived of basic needs, but if ever I've questioned "money can't buy you happiness", I won't anymore.

Because of globalization, he argues in his book Forced Passages, there is an excess of people in the US and elsewhere.

Use of the word 'cirrhosis' was particularly confusing for those with aetiologies other than alcohol excess, as people tended to associate the term with this cause.

Similarly the age-sex profiles of the practices were not significantly different from the locality populations they were drawn from; Wilcoxon non-parametric test p = 0.133, though there was a slight excess of people between 25 and 34 years old.