Sentence examples for gross excesses of from inspiring English sources

"Current gross excesses of wealth are set to become gross excesses of inherited wealth, which is even worse.

While HSBC says it has turned a corner, it will continue to be tarred by the brush of the banking sector, which has so far failed to adequately respond to the gross excesses of the past.

Ever since the gross excesses of the Nixon administration, the American people have had little tolerance for aggressive political tactics, but such tactics have not become any less necessary.

Coined by Andrew Harrison of The Word magazine, it captured that sense of alarming overproduction, the gross excess of supply over demand.

One suspects that enjoying Wagner, singing Wagner, anything to do with Wagner, is in gross excess of the requirements of natural selection.

This is the opposite of the case with mammalian blood (non-nucleated erythrocytes) and was apparently due to the gross excess of DNA introduced into the PCR reaction from the nucleated red blood cells.

It's worth recalling – White's First Law of Context – that Labour tried too after 1997 and cleaned up some of the grosser excesses of party funding inherited from the Thatcher-Major years, but not the ticking expenses timebomb except by accident – the FoI Act, which it passed.

They would resuscitate a public sector ravaged by the Tory ideological assault, curtail the grossest excesses of inequality that have disfigured the last three decades, and lay the foundations for an industrial and technological revival without which British living standards cannot be sustained.

But neither do they benefit from the sort of gross excesses routinely committed by local police and officials around the country.

It has enriched her family, but it has also fostered gross excesses.

And the filmmakers and Leo keep telling us that it's a cautionary tale of gross excess or a reflection of our own chiseled souls.