Sentence examples for excessively because of from inspiring English sources

Last year, Transparency International called for a reform of the judiciary system, which it said was "underperforming" and allowing cases to be prolonged excessively because of the multiple appeal routes.

These firms potentially view the training investment as excessively risky because of a large probability that trainees leave the firm after they complete training.

Metal foams are a new material category that, in the recent decade, are excessively used because of their good physical and mechanical properties such as low density and high stiffness.

Still, many Chinese are convinced that they're being excessively scrutinized because of U.S. protectionism.

(Young conductors are often discouraged from waving their arms excessively, because the beat is easily lost).

In other words, they complain excessively because they believe they have ample reason to do so.

Ms. Otersen said the hospital imposed excessively harsh sanctions because of Mr. Clooney's fame.

Some economists predicted that this continued tax bite would muffle the plan's effect and not change some companies' inclination to rely excessively on debt because of the tax advantages of doing so.

However he accepts that he may be "excessively risk averse" because of his line of work.

It may attribute to the fact that the GW in this experiment are mainly composed of washing dishes and laundry water from farmer household, which contains a large amounts of LAS because of the excessively use of detergent and soap by the family members.

Issa accused her of "excessively redacting" Freedom of Information requests.