Sentence examples for excess turns from inspiring English sources

Sugar in excess turns out not to be very good for humans.

Or has his criticism of the financial industry's excess turned off the well-heeled elite?

The effect is small: the Mercurian relativistic perihelion advance excess is just 42.98 arcseconds per century; therefore, it requires a little over twelve million orbits for a full excess turn.

Breakfast raves borrow from a long history of party culture but remove its wasteful excess, turning it into a sterilized exercise regime a form of bourgeois recreation that ultimately aims to create productive workers.

Ruth Moore's Kath appears rooted in vaudeville, which could be a good thing to a point, but the actress's uncertain excesses turn a desperate character into caricature.

That Cd- and Zn-excess turned down most photosynthesis genes and simultaneously upregulated protein degradation genes, suggested to us that these stresses decrease the abundance of the PS machinery.

In contrast, Off Grid's battery system stores excess power, turns off generators when charged, and allows much smaller generators to be used.

But if for some reason the water becomes trapped, or a fracture brings it into contact with magma, then the excess heat turns the water to steam.

Once the bulk phase density is higher than the adsorbed phased density, the excess sorption turns negative.

"It's mostly just excess food turned into fat weight".

Pour off any excess fat, turn down the heat to low and add the onion, carrots and celery.