Sentence examples for excesses from the from inspiring English sources

The purpose of bear markets is to wipe out excesses from the previous bull markets.

Silence within families has been compounded until very recently by the governmental removal of any discussion about the worst Khmer Rouge excesses from the educational curriculum.

The pope has marked this Holy Year as a time for the church to apologize for past errors and excesses, from the Inquisition to the persecution of Jews.

In America's more flexible and competitive economy there ought to be fewer obstacles to destroying capacity.Despite this, Mr Feldman worries that further monetary easing in America might help delay a necessary, yet painful, purging of excesses from the bubble years.

The cardinal also wrote that the church "at times felt powerless and isolated in its daily struggle against all sorts of political excesses from the Bolsheviks to the new pagans arising among the young Aryan generations".

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Trim the excess from the edge.

Trim the excess from the edges.

And they are an organization that will get their excess from the Salvation Army and the Goodwill.

No one would lose their rights as a result, Mr. Patterson said, and owners could buy the excess from the state.

People take their cue about the moral limits to personal excess from the economic structures that governments put in place.