Sentence examples similar to excessively advanced from inspiring English sources
As the Middle Ages advanced, the system of delegation of duties became excessively organized, and an ecclesiastical bureaucracy came into being.
So not excessively excessive.
Fourth, excessively high river temperatures during the summer will advance the optimal timing of smolt migration, unless fifth, delayed upwelling along the coast delays optimal ocean entry.
The Germans fouled often, but not excessively, stunting the few Saudi advances that brought cheers from the sympathetic Japanese.
Kennan had rejected the proposition of an inherent American-Soviet harmony from the moment it was put forward and repeatedly criticized what he considered Washington's excessively accommodating stance on Soviet territorial advances.
'DIE ZAUBERForTE' For all of opera's grand, impulsive emotions, the industry that presents it can be an excessively cautious one, with companies encasing their plans in amber years in advance.
The above advances have arisen from a realisation that overuse or misuse of drugs or devices, and/or excessively striving for physiological or biochemical normality, may provide short-term gains but at the expense of longer-term detriment [ 13].
