In Seattle, police were found to have used excessive force, well, excessively.
Other complaints included the presence of random encounters on the overland map, which were considered excessive, as well as long load times.
The Bush administration's strategy of a minimalist operation in Afghanistan designed simply to keep Karzai in power was probably excessive as well, but it was far more reasonable in my opinion than the current strategy.
Is there any measurable way to prove what many of us feel in our gut, that 2007 was the year when the excesses of our most reliably outrageous personalities finally started to feel, well, excessive?
Doesn't Italy suffer from excessive bureaucracy (as well as wonky governments) and Greece from corruption?
What's more, you can experience Portugal without excessive buildup and, well, bullying.
Labour needs a fair pay commission in its manifesto if fairness means anything to set guidelines for excessive salaries as well as for low pay.
There was little that could be done about the import of American music or shifting morals, but many workplaces began imposing strict dress codes for women, banning patterned fabrics, short sleeves and excessive makeup, as well as imposing longer hemlines.
These countries share other weaknesses as well: excessive fiscal deficits, above-target inflation, and stability risk (reflected not only in the recent political turmoil in Brazil and Turkey, but also in South Africa's labour strife and India's political and electoral uncertainties).
Common addictions include gambling, drugs, alcohol and nicotine, but the condition is broad and can include behaviours such as excessive working, as well as the use of the internet, solvents and shopping.
Because economies everywhere are suffering from excessive fear as well as over-borrowing, part of the aim is to convince investors that the downward spiral in confidence has been broken.
