Sentence examples for excessive making from inspiring English sources

Real estate values in some regions are considered excessive, making housing in some cases a potentially risky investment.

That was a considerable gain for the tobacco lobby, because the use of the word "excessive" made the warning imply that normal smoking wasn't dangerous to health which was not what the Surgeon General's report had said.

A UN report finding Israel's naval blockade legal, even if its use of force was "excessive", makes it even harder for Mr Netanyahu to give Mr Erdogan his apology.

Avoid excessive make up and always wash it off before going to bed.

Leave curling irons, straighteners, excessive make up and lotions at home.

"They're using excessive speed and making excessive noise," he said.

The Competition Commission found they were not charging excessive prices or making excessive profits.

A woman in a sparkling coloured, traditional Korean dress and excessive make-up, not a spot of dirt on her, is playing volleyball with a man in a wedding suit.

Plus, excessive make-up is like false advertising before marriage, which is like lying, i.e., a sin.

+ A mother in Australia has launched a line of dolls devoid of excessive make up called Tree Change Dolls.

Saida was originally written as overweight and wearing excessive make-up, but the producers decided to cast a woman closer to the classic Bond girl.