Sentence examples for excesses more from inspiring English sources

This could certainly give salience to pay excesses more systematically across the spectrum, but drawing up general rules that would apply fairly and effectively to the highly disparate circumstances of different industrial and financial sectors could prove dauntingly difficult.

While laws are in place to curb some of the worst corporate excesses, more legislation -- in the same spirit as campaign finance reform -- is needed to help keep corporate power in check.

The rich, as F Scott Fitzgerald famously noted, "are different from you and me", but, as Aarons's photographs attest, they now also seem very different from what they once were: less elegant, certainly, their excesses more in tune with our brash, narcissistic culture.

The film at least made the open discussion of sexual excesses more acceptable even if the conversation revolved around Fassbender's dick flopping against his thighs as he walked past the camera in a completely unnecessary shot.

Of those, 131,000 were deemed "excess" — more than normally would occur.

And for the truly smitten, there is Hummer camp, a sort of 21st-century dude ranch of mud-besotted excess more formally known as the Hummer Driving Academy.

The survey found the influence of friends was the most significant factor in childhood drinking, as the likelihood of youths drinking to excess more than doubled if they spent more than two nights a week socialising.

"They allow the Federated Department Stores of the world to move excess more quickly," Prescott says.

Analysis of recent bottlenecks detected a significant heterozygosity excess more frequently in the northern and eastern populations.

When the OLA was applied in large excess (more than 37.5 vol.% in this experiment), the increased coverage of ligand and the large amount of free amine in the precursor would hinder the "off" process of OLA.

Various vanadium-containing catalysts were searched for the commercial application in the selective oxidation of H2S to elemental sulfur at low temperatures (less than 250°C) in the presence of excess (more than 35 vol.%) water.