Sentence examples for excessive degree from inspiring English sources

But he played with an excessive degree of expressive freedom.

Yet there is also an excessive degree of alarm.

This is both drily theoretical and at the same time exposing, suggesting an excessive degree of control.

Both an inability to control urges and desires and an excessive degree of self-control are characteristic.

"The state has depended on one-shots and borrowing to such an excessive degree that it means you haven't solved the problem," Mr. Hevesi said.

The president's aides have defended this excessive degree of secrecy with the usual arguments about protecting highly classified information and not wanting to establish dangerous precedents.

But there is certainly a case for bringing about a change in the culture of the side, where micro-management has been taken to excessive degrees, and which has maybe taken the focus from more fundamental aspects of preparation.

This overview focuses on three groups that show excessive degrees of foveal crowding when compared to adults with NV: (1) children with NV, in this group foveal crowding is present until at least 11 years of age [ 7], (2) VI children and adults [ 8- 10] and (3) children with a cerebral visual impairment (CVI) [ 6, 11].

For example, surveys in Shaanxi, Henan, Gansu, and Anhui Provinces showed Chinese farmers had great willingness to adopt weather indices, for example excessive heat degree days (Turvey and Kong 2010; Liu et al. 2010).

There have also been pilot programs regarding weather indices, such as the late spring chilling and dry hot wind indices for winter wheat (Yang et al. 2013) and excessive heat degree days index for rice (Yang et al. 2015) in Anhui Province.

Acute and prolonged responses may be homeostatic and provide for defense of the host, but if excessive in degree or duration may provide a chronic inflammatory substrate upon which such disorders as asthma and pulmonary fibrosis may ensue.