Sentence examples for immoderate release of from inspiring English sources

It is well known that an immoderate release of excitatory amino acids, such as glutamate, can cause neuronal cell death.

"Just a release of anxiety.

A release of what?

The pincer impingement is caused by an immoderate acetabular cover of the head of femur and is linked with acetabular retroversion, protrusio acetabuli or coxa profunda [ 10, 11].

There is certainly an immoderate amount of moderation around in the country these days.

But America these days is an immoderate land of fixed opinions and outsize fixations.

These immoderate disbursals of money paralleled the self-indulgence of Morgan.

But, as the immoderate pursuit of material advantage would lead to undesirable and ruinous excesses, artha must always be regulated by the superior aim of dharma, or righteousness.

I once asked Gregory if a certain impression I had of mathematicians was true, that they spent immoderate amounts of time declaring each other's work trivial.

For years he had overtaxed himself; for years, mustering that immoderate will of his, he had thrust away from himself and others the growing certainty of this end.

Comfort's fellow-Britons were already familiar with his immoderate style of self-expression and his utopian thinking when "The Joy of Sex" appeared.