Sentence examples for hugely excessive from inspiring English sources
"Executive pay is hugely excessive, and pension is a component of it".
The Asian financial crisis, on top of the global auto industry's hugely excessive production capacity, doomed Korean conglomerates' plans to expand on the basis of volume, rather than profits.
In April Peter Mandelson called US-born Diamond the "unacceptable face" of banking for his estimated £60m-plus total pay package, complaining that the reward was hugely excessive for a role which involved "deal-making and shuffling paper around" and created real little economic value.
Emir Kusturica's "Underground," released by New Yorker, may have won the Palme d'Or at the 1995 Cannes International Film Festival, but a wildly excessive, hugely long account of some 50 years of Balkan history told in Serbo-Croatian can't expect too much of a run in American movie theaters.
Marginal activities become hugely profitable when you apply excessive gearing.
This is hugely expensive.
Irish startup Steorn blew the hugely hyped demo of their new perpetual energy machine when "excessive heat from the lighting in the main display area" led them to abort the affair.
The decision threatens to hugely alter the political landscape and vastly to increase already excessive corporate influence.
These sites are often described as similar to Vivendi Universal's hugely popular online role-playing game World of Warcraft, without the weapons, monster-slaying and excessive geekery.
