Sentence examples for in inordinate amounts from inspiring English sources

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.

"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.

Immigrant-rights advocates have been calling attention to a number of cases in which minors are held in custody for inordinate amounts of time.

From these data it was concluded that ACS was the result of early (in the ED) administration of inordinate amounts of crystalloids and that fundamental changes in the early care of patients with severe hemorrhage were necessary.

In racing of yore, horses like Seabiscuit and Exterminator often found their saddles packed with inordinate amounts of lead.

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.

Many characters in the series spend inordinate amounts of time home alone, unsupervised, engaging in sex, and alcohol and marijuana use.

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.

"Our approach is to reach the wealthiest people in environments where they have time to read," Mr. Gollan said, "and professional athletes spend inordinate amounts of time in locker rooms and training facilities.