"It is unfair, it's susceptible excessively to the interests of politics and money".
And Bessis (East), eyeing the favorable vulnerability, jumped excessively to five clubs.
Dust on its surface did not stick excessively to their feet, their cameras or their windows.
"Some people criticize market-based approaches as leading excessively to liquidation, and liquidation has this negative connotation.
She said: "No one has any idea if departments use these agreements excessively to reward failure or avoid unwelcome publicity.
People at the very top of the Obama administration deferred excessively to the very largest Wall Street banks.
Just as in foreign policy, in economic policy too, we chose to hitch ourselves excessively to the United States, rather than to Europe.
A Japanese public that has become devoid of emotions reacted excessively to this brave act, as if it were seeking salvation.
The spate of stadium construction was spurred on by the need to cater excessively to free-spending corporations that in turn underwrote massive profits.
Investigates the usage and effects of the drug phenylbutazone, called "bute" at the track, and used, perhaps excessively, to reduce inflammation in horses.
drive them to spend excessively to impress their palates, vanities, friends or financial speculations, I'd suggest the Protestant admonition: "The average man has five senses: touch, taste, sight, smell and hearing.
