Well, the ships were painted black before, and the disadvantage of that is that when we started doing campaigns in the Mediterranean the ships got excessively hot.
The new laws also allow police officers in plainclothes to investigate bars and to fine owners up to $2,200 for allowing customers to get excessively drunk.
Officials in Brussels are racing to get it ratified before next year's European Parliament elections.The case for rotation is that auditors who keep the same client for too long get excessively cosy with its management.
"When the dollar does get excessively valued relative to other currencies, exports don't grow, period," said Franklin J. Vargo, a former Commerce Department official who is the vice president for international economic affairs of the National Association of Manufacturers.
It saw credit getting excessively loose, and leverage piling up, but comforted us with assurances that if there was a bubble, the Fed knew how to clean up after it burst, principally by cutting interest rates.
With a good movie, the images are themselves a kind of music and the score is used not as emphasis but as counterpoint — or else, isn't needed at all, as in cases where movies get excessively flavored by compositions not quite up to the cinematic invention.
With a good movie, the images are themselves a kind of music and the score is used not as emphasis but as counterpoint or else, isn't needed at all, as in cases where movies get excessively flavored by compositions not quite up to the cinematic invention.
Usually, laptops with desktop replacement capabilities get excessively hot in a short period of time.
However, if morphing is terminated too late, morphs get excessively complex (Fig. 1; Additional file 2: Figure S1).
He said the military was getting excessively involved in civil affairs, stopping the country from being democratic and inviting international criticism.
