Sentence examples for inordinately affects from inspiring English sources

In my eyes, this was another glaring case of the institutional racism that inordinately affects black people.

Elderly patients are inordinately affected by surgical site infections (SSIs).

Third, turbulence limits the excursion times available for reaction, inordinately affecting the slower HO2 reactions.

In otherwise healthy populations norovirus gastroenteritis is generally mild and self limiting, but there is increasing evidence that it may lead to long-term sequelae [ 7, 8] and contribute to excess mortality in the elderly and the immunocompromised [ 9– 16] who are inordinately affected in healthcare-associated outbreaks.

My two proudest literary accomplishments of middle age are that "good" and "bad" reviews no longer affect me inordinately one way or another (I used to retire to bed with a quart of ice cream if, say, The Kansas City Star had even the slightest quibble), and I now give readings without the benefit of pharmaceuticals (which I used to use to mitigate stuttering).

This new bureau, and the laws that accompany it, will directly affect us for the better by protecting all Americans from predatory lending practices and inordinately high interest rates that often targeted students and youth.

I got inordinately excited.

"I'm inordinately excited".

Village apartments seemed inordinately expensive.

VHC D. K. Arnott: Loading up kerb inordinately?

It is an inordinately vigorous novel.