Sentence examples for excessive expansion from inspiring English sources

The financial crisis, he said, was "attributable to inappropriate macroeconomic policies of some economies and their unsustainable model of development characterized by prolonged low savings and high consumption; excessive expansion of financial institutions in blind pursuit of profit" -- and other excesses.

At the same time excessive expansion of business and in dustry can touch off blight.

Sharp tightening followed by excessive expansion is a bad way to run things.

In addition, excessive expansion may result in the unnecessary inclusion of normal lung in the treated volume.

The concept is, she said, "threatened by today's culture of multiplying channels and intensified competition and the legacy of its own errors: extravagant executive pay and excessive expansion.

Matzo dough is unleavened, but it still needs to be docked in order to prevent excessive expansion of the thin sheet in the oven.

The mitigation technique of combined use of Class F fly ash and lithium salt was shown to be more effective in inhibiting the excessive expansions of highly reactive aggregates.

Excessive expansions of homopeptides, however, have often been associated with disease in humans [ 49- 52].

Realists, such as John Mearsheimer, Jack Matlock and Stephen Cohen, essentially argue that Russia is reacting to excessive NATO expansion into Central and Eastern Europe.

However, bulk Sb particles usually suffer from excessive volume expansion thus leading to dramatic capacity decay after cycling.

Yet international evidence shows without question that excessive monetary expansion leads to inflation just as surely in highly open economies as in ones that do little trade.