Sentence examples for excessively, if from inspiring English sources

"One might say we relied on them excessively if one had 20-20 hindsight," Mr. Todd said.

The survey considers a man to be drinking excessively if he has more than two drinks a day -- or 60 a month -- and a woman to be drinking excessively if she has more than one drink a day (30 a month).

Although such correction and adjustment are appropriate on the null hypothesis of no associations genome-wide, it may penalize large genes excessively if true (causative) associations are proportionally more common in smaller genes.

(Clare) Likewise, many of those who had difficulties losing weight after their second pregnancy expressed that they would be more conscious of not gaining excessively, if they were pregnant again.

Some dogs will drink excessively if they feel sick.

You may end up tangling your hair excessively if you are not careful.

Any bill that grants a legal monopoly from competition should also include provisions that allow the monopoly to be eliminated if products are priced excessively, or if other factors merit a review of the monopoly status.

If you frequently restrict calories or exercise excessively or if you have unrealistic expectations for your body size, you may need professional help to cope with this illness.

Given below is a concordance of these new designations with the excessively cumbersome, if more descriptive, ones formerly in use.

The widely used Poisson approximation can be excessively conservative if a process has narrowband traits, as upcrossings tend to manifest in clumps.

But when Tasers are used excessively or if officers don't follow department policy or product guidelines, the risk of injury or death can increase, according to company product warnings and police experts.