Sentence examples similar to inordinate shift from inspiring English sources

An inordinate number of these career shifts end up being reported in gossip columns, because they are fed by the publicists of celebrities enraged by an unflattering item or because those former staffers are now themselves writing for the gossip pages.

"What happened in the election in 2010 shows that they have inordinate power in the Republican Party to shift the party further to the right," Mr. Alexander said, referring to the Tea Party groups.

However grotesque inequality becomes, however closely the accumulation of inordinate wealth resembles legalised theft, political norms shift to defend it.

Prof Richards's letter, which was also sent to the Trust Development Authority and the Trust Special Administrator, said senior managers were having to spend "inordinate amounts of time" ensuring individual nursing shifts were adequately filled.

The shift also comes amid a growing prison overcrowding problem and concern about what Holder called the "really inordinate amount of money" that the government spends on incarceration.

"AN INORDINATE fondness for beetles".

It's an inordinate form".

The inordinate delays impose heavy tolls.

Were they under inordinate stress?

Together, these agencies enjoy inordinate influence.

Teams concentrate inordinate attention on him.