Sentence examples for have excesses from inspiring English sources

Edil Baisalov, the 33-year-old chief of staff of the administration, quotes Lenin when asked about the Khalilov case – "All revolutions have excesses".

"I'm not uncritical of the American system, and we obviously have excesses in terms of politicization and the campaign finance system," said Prof. David M. O'Brien, a specialist in judicial politics at the University of Virginia and an editor of "Judicial Independence in the Age of Democracy: Critical Perspectives from Around the World".

This FFH does have excesses: a too-large, underused cast, including this season's not always winning trend, child actors; clunky set pieces that crowd the stage, around which the actors are rushed as if the play won't hold the audience's attention if they don't keep moving; a score that bypasses lyricism for dense aridity (and one wince-inducing attempt at "naughtiness").

And we still have excess physicians.

"It really, really hurts when you have excess capacity".

That tends to mean they have excess capacity lying unused.

More than half of the stars in our sample have excess near-infrared emission.

They have to have excess to sell," he told the conference at the African Union.

"All of the sudden, the entire industry appears to have excess labor," Professor Kedia said.

"They have excess programming for the Garden and Radio City," Mr. McMullen said.

If you have excess rosemary and sage, finely chop both and freeze for later use.