Sentence examples for inordinate amounts of control from inspiring English sources

In all, many survivors may liken the whole experience to an emotional or spiritual beating; some who have been in religious cults have even said that they felt "spiritually raped". Clearly, legitimate groups do exist, and legitimate groups do not require tithing or inordinate amounts of control on members' lives or excessive time requirements.

"It places an inordinate amount of control in the hands of employers," he says.

China is changing and opening up - but the government here imposes an inordinate amount of control over how the economy is run.

He also called for a cap on a firm's liabilities relative to market share, so a small group of banks won't be able to hold an inordinate amount of control over the financial system.

Road repair also seems to take inordinate amounts of time.

Good heads do not spend inordinate amounts of time and resources on game-playing and "Mocksteds".

Fracking uses inordinate amounts of water, and pollutes it as well.

Sometimes, relatively straight forward decisions cause inordinate amounts of swirl.

The large files that our people transfer among themselves take up inordinate amounts of bandwidth.

Companies spend inordinate amounts of time on the care and feeding of their databases.

"One resource we waste inordinate amounts of all the time is human talent.