While the U.S. Constitution is silent on what precisely constitutes "excessive," the general rule has been to allow fines that do not violate due process by resulting in a loss of property.
Despite the excessive branching, general morphology of ddaB, ddaC, and ddaF cul3-mutant neurons was not affected, and every neuron was easily recognized.
A 66-year-old woman experienced excessive sweating, general fatigue, and somnolence was transferred to our hospital for examinations.
Hyperhidrosis, also spelled hyperidrosis, excessive sweating, either general or local.
It is easy to be against excessive drinking in general, and much less easy to be against specific long-established practices.
Through shared critical will and graphic starkness, these artists' efforts coalesce into an enormous poison-pen collage with all kinds of intended targets: the Japanese imperial family, Richard M. Nixon, Lyndon B. Johnson, war and the dangers of excessive testosterone in general.
Mmm, is there anyone out there, a white, male literary novelist, frequently on the receiving end of sharp commentary for the bufferish range of his interests, his excessive self-absorption, general snobbishness and high self-regard, who might, 10 years from now, translate into an annually frustrated expectation of a Nobel Prize for Literature?
BG The only problem with the Sports Personality of the Year awards, other than a perhaps excessive amount of general hoo-hah, was that it was open only to humans – if the BBC were just a little bit more liberal with their rules and regulations Valegro and Frankel could have ended 2012 engaged in the mother of all equine battles.
Just before asking about Trump's "witch hunt" claim and excessive investigations in general, the Suffolk-USA Today survey stated that House Democrats had launched "a series of investigations" into Trump and asked whether they were going too far or doing the right thing.
In general, excessive amount of dissolved ions in water used for irrigation will affect plants and soils thus reducing productivity (Bahar and Reza 2010).
