The inordinate amount of water – there was so much water, so much pizza and stuff.
Fracking uses inordinate amounts of water, and pollutes it as well.
The world from Bude to St Ives is an action painting of beautiful light, mad water, inordinate weather, and fine sensations.
The number of visitors to the park has fallen 30percentt since this summer, when reports surfaced that expired food was being served, a fountain was connected to an industrial water supply and inordinate amounts of explosives were on hand for fireworks displays.
It will also free countless numbers of girls and women from spending an inordinate amount of time fetching water when they could be functioning as caregivers, attending school, studying, or being gainfully employed.
Well, in a valiant effort to uphold The Economist's contrarian spirit, over the next few days he will gorge on meat, stay up late sipping wine (rather than water), and spend an inordinate amount of time thinking that he had eaten too much (certainly not imagining that next nibble).
"We've been admitting an inordinate number of rescued foxes that appear docile, unafraid and usually so disoriented they are unable to recognise food or water," he said.
"AN INORDINATE fondness for beetles".
It's an inordinate form".
The inordinate delays impose heavy tolls.
