Sentence examples for excessively successful from inspiring English sources

Her father was excessively successful, and the family lived abroad, first in Holland then Italy.

Similarly, the now excessively successful starling settled in America only after at least nine attempts [ 13].

"So not excessively excessive.

Alternatively, a crab with a shorter or excessively heavy claw, although successful in gaining and defending territory, would incur an energetic cost and may not be able to attract females, therefore having lower fitness [ 17, 23- 25].

Such partially successful DSSs focus excessively on a specific aspect of environmental management in contrast with the comprehensive nature of the SIRENE DSS, which is a workflow support tool for all the emergency management phases needed for all kinds of risk.

Her conversion was not very successful as she rolled excessively and the weight of her armor and turrets strained her hull.

Whatever Scott's weaknesses, he didn't deserve the public flogging, and for a young, successful African-American head coach, the implications were excessively cruel.

Endoscopy showed an enlarged pylorus and excessively ectatic duodenal cavity, but endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography was not successful due to duodenal stenosis at the descending part.

A successful anticancer agent causes cancer cell death without damaging normal cells excessively.

A series of population control measures were implemented since the sixties, including the successful 'Stop at Two' policy, to avoid burdening the developing economy with an excessively large population.

Christoph Sebald, 25, from Germany, sees Europe as "stable, effective, and often successful," but admitted: "The EU is still a predominantly economic integration and favours elites excessively.