Sentence examples similar to excessive pork from inspiring English sources
Instead, Mr. Bush called — again — for his tax cuts to be permanent and threatened to veto bills that contained excessive pork-barrel spending, an idea absent from his agenda when Republicans held Congress.
Having presided over an economic crisis not seen since Hoover, their squabbles with pork and excessive spending in the economic stimulus plan will be perceived as ranging from blindingly disingenuous to outright hypocritical.
E. J. McMahon, executive director of the Empire Center at the Manhattan Institute, a conservative-leaning research organization, decried the level of pork in this year's budget as excessive, especially in the current economic climate.
The onions and radish discs, suffused with a chipotle-lime escabeche, were the high point of a carnitas entree that was otherwise undermined by excessive amounts of lard in the squares of slow-cooked pork.
The entrées, though, displayed excessive force: a skate filet was so drenched in butter as to obviate any other flavor; a pork chop tasted mostly of vinegar from the marinated peppers heaped on top.
Smithfield Foods, the world's largest pork producer, warned on Wednesday that its current quarter profit will be sharply below estimates because of excessive meat supplies and low prices.
