Sentence examples for excessive clearly from inspiring English sources

"The sentence is clearly excessive, clearly disproportionate to his circumstances, his age and his health, and does not take into account the fact that he stepped down from office voluntarily," said Morris Anya, one of Mr. Taylor's lawyers.

Similarly, we observed an increase of the serum concentrations of leptin and adiponectin before Nscl-2 mutant mice gained excessive weight clearly indicating that the changes in the architecture and/or metabolic activity of adipose tissue were not directly caused by the obesity, which develop later during life in Nscl-2 mutants.

This was clearly excessive in the context.

"Whilst admitting the charge, Wilshere claimed the standard sanction for this offence was clearly excessive.

"It was clearly excessive force, it should never have happened," Collins said.

"Arsenal subsequently lodged a claim that the standard punishment of three matches was clearly excessive.

"The club denied the charge and submitted further that, if it was to be found proven, the standard punishment would be clearly excessive.

For instance, the loss of civilian lives or damage to property needs to be "clearly excessive" compared with the military advantage of an attack.

Unfortunately, the scale of sales is clearly excessive - and the harm that results is experienced mostly by women and children in the world's poorest countries.

The bruises and puncture wounds from the scales of the alligator were clearly excessive, but I didn't think anything was wrong with my dad hitting us.

"The economy is surging at a rate that is clearly excessive and while there's been some rather frenetic rotation in the stock market, wealth creation is still open-ended.