Sentence examples for excess rose from inspiring English sources

Enantiomeric excess rose from 43% for as-received material to 63% for catalyst sintered at 700 K, and declined for higher sintering temperatures.

Shirley Bassey, the 74-year-old Welsh pop singer beloved and berated for her brassy excess, rose to fame on the success of "Goldfinger," the theme song to the 1964 James Bond film of the same name.

Compared to expected, excess mental health dysfunction increased with attained age; this increase was greatest for reporting 'limitations in social activities due to health', where the excess rose from 4.5%too 12.8% in those aged 16 24 and 45+, respectively.

He also nods to Jay DeFeo's most famous work of excess, "The Rose," by titling one of his pieces similarly.

In anticipation of the tears, roses and excess of white wine to come on tonight's episode of "The Bachelor" -- as well as the unquestionable bad hair days that Ben will have -- we've rounded up the best #Bachelor tweets from the last week.

Carefully tie a knot in the back of the rose and cut the excess ribbon.

Charging through songs like "Nightrain" and "Paradise City," Guns N' Roses delivered 1980s rock excess, rowdy and unrepentant.

Remove any excess foliage and thorns from the roses.

Guns N' Roses, by contrast, unabashedly celebrated excess.

That second one, Douglas Lookins, is a married black cop, and Rose's crime is billed as "excess zeal in the cause of Negro equality".

On one hand, the connection to Grohl, whose old band Nirvana famously delighted in antagonizing Rose, suggested that these former avatars of mainstream excess are now happily embraced by the edgy alternative culture that Coachella purports to represent.