Sentence examples for excessive given from inspiring English sources

The rebukes of Young have been almost cartoonishly excessive given the nature of his alleged offense.

Not particularly cheap, but not excessive given that the mountain is coming to Mohammed.

It considers overall director remuneration to be excessive given the company's size and scale and its performance.

The MPs also said that Frederick's salary was "excessive" given his limited experience and the work he was doing.

The auditors also called the expenditure "excessive," given that the two funds have about 800 active and 360 retired members.

But the criticism seems excessive, given how similar buy-backs are to dividends.The theory goes like this.

Mr. Golisano's advertising blitz, which even he in the end called excessive, gave the party priceless exposure.

Just as important, Rogge carries a certain moral force because he was not touched by the excessive giving of cash and favors that became the Salt Lake City scandal and for a period threatened the very existence of the Olympic Games.

Spurred further by this holiday season of wretchedly excessive giving, I began thinking about what we really need in this life.

This usually comes in the form of excessive self-promotion (tied to high expectations and sales anxieties) without having done the hard work of excessive giving in order to have earned the right to make those asks.

Compared with other European states, Britain's reliance on Russian energy is not excessive, especially given the recent diversification of oil and gas supplies to western Europe.