Sentence examples for excessively tied from inspiring English sources
One criticism of our current system is that it is excessively tied to work, to provide an incentive to work and to reward work.
When we analyzed reasons for dislocation in patients mobilized with restrictions, 4 of 32 dislocations were classified as "avoidable" (Table 4). 2 of these dislocations occurred when the patients were bending over excessively to tie shoelaces or to reach the floor and 2 occurred when the patients crossed their legs.
6 of 37 dislocations in patients who were mobilized without restrictions were classified as "avoidable" (Table 4). 4 of these dislocations occurred when the patients were bending over excessively to tie shoelaces or reach the floor and 2 occurred at toilet visits when the patients were not using an elevation seat for the toilet.
It's as if the president were determined to confirm the growing perception that he and his economic team are out of touch, that their economic vision is clouded by excessively close ties to Wall Street.
The move followed President Maithripala Sirisena's dismissal in late October of Sri Lanka's prime minister, Ranil Wickremesinghe, and his naming as a replacement a popular former president who had been accused of human rights abuses, nepotism and excessively close ties to China during his tenure.
"It's as if the president were determined to confirm the growing perception that he and his economic team are out of touch, that their economic vision is clouded by excessively close ties to Wall Street," Krugman wrote in late March.
So not excessively excessive.
Later: "We Walsers are all so excessively fragile and hung up on family ties.
But her sense of family borders on the pathological, the immature". Later: "We Walsers are all so excessively fragile and hung up on family ties.
But after 24 years of power, it has come under criticism for purportedly allowing business people with ties to the statehouse to profit excessively from land development.
