Sentence examples for excessive degrees of from inspiring English sources

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].

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 United Nations Human Rights Committee, which has also been shown the document, has described the guidance on dealing with women contemplating suicide as "an excessive degree of scrutiny by medical professionals".

"Anybody who goes into this at this stage of the game with an excessive degree of optimism," he said, "is incredibly naïve".

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.

In Freudian psychiatry and psychoanalysis, the term narcissism denotes an excessive degree of self-esteem or self-involvement, a condition that is usually a form of emotional immaturity.

In its statement, the union opposed any further acquisitions by INM on the grounds that it grants to the majority shareholder (O'Brien) "an excessive degree of control and influence on the print, broadcasting and online media in Ireland".

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani strongly defended the police yesterday in the wake of the shooting death of an unarmed man by a plainclothes officer but later asked 1,500 new police recruits at a ceremony in Queens to use "an excessive degree of restraint" when dealing with the public.