Sentence examples for excessive when compared from inspiring English sources

High profits for a period of time — profits that look excessive when compared to other industries — are required to signal people and resources to enter the industry.

"This report indicates that the net operating revenues earned by numerous suppliers in December 2000 and January 2001 appear excessive when compared to their estimated operating costs," said the California system operator's report, filed on Thursday.

The whole thing is indulgent and excessive when compared to the hardship befalling much of the world.

Results indicate that buffer requirement of VC merging can be excessive when compared to non-VC merging.

Speaking with The Huffington Post on Monday, a man identifying himself as the Bundy's "bodyguard" said the degree of resistance to the armed standoff is excessive when compared to the response to protests against racial inequality. .

Unions never wielded excessive power when compared to the power of employers.

Yet the police are more likely to get away with killing people, and using excessive force, when compared to the general population.

However, the HER2-IHC detection was criticised because of a lack of interlaboratory reproducibility and, furthermore, Herceptest®, a standardised IHC method, was shown to be a method with excessive sensitivity when compared to FISH (Persons et al, 1997; Bartlett et al, 2001; Tubbs et al, 2001).

Photocopier operators have a high prevalence of respiratory problems such as nasal blockage, breathing troubles and excessive sputum production when compared to control subjects.

Activated mesothelial cells produce excessive plasminogen activator inhibitor-2 when compared with activated endothelial cells [ 24].

This overview focuses on three groups that show excessive degrees of foveal crowding when compared to adults with NV: (1) children with NV, in this group foveal crowding is present until at least 11 years of age [ 7], (2) VI children and adults [ 8- 10] and (3) children with a cerebral visual impairment (CVI) [ 6, 11].