Sentence examples for inordinately higher from inspiring English sources

As an example, in the Framingham Study, subjects who had isolated diastolic hypertension at baseline were generally male overweight or obese smokers and were at inordinately higher risk (23-fold) than those with optimal blood pressure to develop systo-diastolic hypertension [ 151].

The corollary, of course, is that the states' cost of borrowing is inordinately high.

When savings exist and debt levels are not inordinately high, the economy adjusts to a shock.

"They even zeroed in on certain crews who were showing inordinately high response times," said Francis X . Gribbon a department spokesman.

While Mr. Saez declined to say how many customers opted for no-fee gift certificates, he said that "the ratio is inordinately high" for cash vouchers.

As a talented young black man who is outspoken in his political convictions, McGruder has grown accustomed to inordinately high expectations.

The World Bank has suggested that biofuel mandates in the developed world should be adjusted when food is short or prices are inordinately high.

She muddles up representative and "participatory" democracy; and she entertains inordinately high standards of what – liberal, representative – democracy should entail, standards few countries attain.

However, as Bishop has found, part of the reason that they are highly cited seems to be because Matson has an inordinately high self-citation rate.

But there can be little doubt Khe Sanh set an inordinately high bar for the rest of Chisel's life as a band – not least for Walker and Barnes.

Why the Freud doll: There's an inordinately high number of therapists and psychiatrists in my family, so it seemed right to have a Freud doll.