Sentence examples for excessive to make from inspiring English sources

The band's surviving members are presumed to have bullied Paramount into changing the title to enforce their supposed copyright, or to have demanded a royalty sufficiently excessive to make even a Hollywood giant baulk.

The amount of crop flattened need not be excessive to make a strong impression of shape and form.

Mr Yomono said he believed that fear of a dressing down had led Ryujiro Takami, the 23-year-old driver of the Amagasaki train, to use excessive speed to make up 90 seconds lost after overrunning the previous stop by 40 metres.

At the last meeting of the party's governing council, Mr. Trimble kept his leadership with only 57percentt of the delegates' votes after being challenged by an uninspiring former grand master of the militant Orange Order, who played on widespread resentment in the party over what critics view as Mr. Trimble's excessive willingness to make concessions to republicans.

"I think they're trying to come up with something like 5 and 7percentt, which would be really excessive, but try to make it look like less because it's not 8.5 and 12 percent".

He said that he "did excessive gun training" to "make sure I look good and I look like I know what I'm doing".

If the opening weekend number of $30 million feels disappointing, it's only because of the film's excessive cost (about $200 million to make, probably another $100 million to market) and somewhat unreasonable expectations.

To make excessive reference to the 2000 election was simply not permissible.

The strategy is to make excessive demands for information and fight over it while building a case for an adverse change claim.

No doubt he took an excessive amount of time to make an elaborate sandwich afterwards and popped on Homes Under the Hammer for a bit.

How realistic is it to support an increase of aid without mentioning the fact that services for the poor in the UK are being cut, as the banks again begin to make excessive profits?