Sentence examples for excessive that the from inspiring English sources

Bob said he now believes that the agency's demands have been so excessive that the manuscript cannot be published in its current form.

"To succeed against the landlord using the warranty of habitability," Mr. Higgins said, "the tenant must prove that the noise was so excessive that the tenant is deprived of an essential function of the apartment".

Lawyers for the four men appealed the sentence on the grounds that it was manifestly excessive, that the magistrate had erred in not taking into account the long periods each man had spent in immigration detention and that she had erred in failing to impose a spent conviction.

The grooming was so excessive that the animals sometimes destroyed their eyes and ears.

Passive coolers are less popular in low temperature applications when their cooling capacity diminishes rapidly in proportion to T4 until the temperature reaches a point where either the parasitic heat leak becomes so significant or its size becomes so excessive that the passive cooling scheme becomes impractical.

However some patients felt that these other responsibilities were excessive; that the staff were more confined to their office space and spent more time in meetings with colleagues than they should, making them less available to the patients.

While that might seem excessive, that is precisely the percent by which the borrower's monthly payment was reduced by the modification.

Overly pedantic standards in care homes where hygiene regulations, for example, prevent volunteers bringing in food for old people are so excessive that even the government has now agreed to apply them more laxly.

Epidemiological data indicates that approximately 26-30% of diabetic patients suffer from differential severity of depression, excessive above that of the normal population [ 3, 4].

The court refused to consider the argument by the tire maker, the Cooper Tire and Rubber Company, that the size of the award was so excessive that it violated the constitutional right to due process.

The desired outcome is for regenerated conjunctival tissue to appear translucent without the excessive vascularization that causes the appearance of red eyes.