Sentence examples for in inordinate amount from inspiring English sources

"Gosh, yes, drying my hair DOES take in inordinate amount of time and upper body strength!" seems, oh I don't know, ridiculous.

I do spend in inordinate amount of time studying cosmetics.

No one, it turned out, had taken in inordinate amounts.

In an allergic reaction the immune system's hypersensitivity reaction to usually harmless foreign substances (called antigens in this context) that enter the body mast cells release histamine in inordinate amounts.

The technology entrepreneur Mark Cuban, for example, has done wonders with a once-moribund Dallas Mavericks, who won the N.B.A. championship in 2011, but he spends in an inordinate amount of time on the team.

Shrewd Australian racing brains realised Moore had put in an inordinate amount of homework before the Cox Plate and he again had studied each and every runner ahead of the Melbourne Cup.

A handful of high-profile candidates, all Republicans — Carly Fiorina and Meg Whitman in California, and Linda McMahon in Connecticut — generated an inordinate amount of news media attention.

I realized this when I was living in Cologne, Germany and noticed the inordinate amount of flea markets in the city.

I realized this when I was living in Cologne, Germany, and noticed the inordinate amount of flea markets in the city.

The biggest surprise was that, with the sport in question involving an inordinate amount of spitting, no one rhymed Matsui (the Yankee outfielder or the Met infielder, take your pick) with "ptui" -- this even though several poets did in fact mention expectoration.

"She really steered the ship well in times with an inordinate amount of time between NIH directors," says Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.