Sentence examples for inordinate share from inspiring English sources

They also faced an inordinate share of adversity.

She spends an inordinate share of her life at Starbucks.

Many I.O.C. members feel the United States receives an inordinate share of revenue.

An inordinate share of the dodgiest mortgages granted in recent years originated outside the banking system.

Liberal critics insist the trend is another example of top corporate executives raking in an inordinate share of the nation's wealth, even as their employees suffer.

Wages and salaries, interest payments and subsidies take up an inordinate share of public spending, and the subsidies do little to help the poor.

More snake oil.It's undertaxed corporations and billionaires who are living beyond our nation's means, by claiming an inordinate and unearned share of our nation's wealth and not paying their fair share of taxes for it.

In fact, compared with most other animals, primates share an inordinate concern for cleanliness, even for those no longer with us.

Some critics, including the most noted hedge-fund manager of all, George Soros, argue that this structure creates incentives to take inordinate risks, because managers share the upside if the risks pay off but not the downside should the risky strategies fail.

That messy interim period will mirror the world of big-time blogging detail for detail, with established businesses going boobs-up, upstarts grabbing an inordinate amount of market share, and weirdos and conspiracy theorists cleaning up on the long tale.

In the 2004 public offering Brin, Page and Schmidt held on to most of Google's B shares, giving them inordinate voting power.