On top of all this is what I believe to be an inordinate fear that Islamic terrorist organizations may begin targeting American evangelicals — and that the Obama administration is not concerned with this danger.
The author's father had an inordinate fear of hospitals.
The court's caseload, in fact, reflects the diverse failings of Europe's various national judicial systems: the vast bulk of the 14,500 cases pending against Italy, for example, concern the inordinate length of Italian judicial proceedings, which can drag on for decades.
DIY biology is routinely raised as an issue of concern and inordinate amounts of time are devoted to discussing the (presumed) activities of these (presumed) amateurs.
Some of the most important concerns are inordinate depletions of lung reserves (in particular, emphysema), the facilitation of cancer metastasis to the lung, the facilitation of immunologic deficits with the concomitant expression of opportunistic organisms, and amplification of cardiovascular abnormalities (in particular, ischemic heart disease).
Another concern is the inordinate and role played by third-party payers in our selection or choice of pharmacologic treatment.
Plaid Cymru's Westminister leader, Elfyn Llwyd, said he was "very, very concerned about the inordinate delay" and it should be published when it is ready, as long as parliament is sitting, regardless of the election.
Others fear that an inordinate focus on one tool to deal with financial stability could backfire.
With a school board, the chancellor spends an inordinate amount of time catering to the petty concerns of its members when there are more important things to attend to.
"We are concerned about the moral relativism and inordinate emphasis on winning that are sweeping over sports," Hoffman told me.
