Sentence examples for into excessive from inspiring English sources

"We're not born into excessive amounts of money".

At its worst, this interest degenerated into excessive special pleading by uncritical Furtwängler admirers.

If he wants to be positive, that can easily spill over into excessive aggression.

It would also cut into excessive bank remuneration, which has been a big factor in the recent financial crisis.

I just want to give you this as — it's an extraordinary — I don't want to go into excessive detail, but I have to do it this time.

Such extensions of credit divert money into excessive credit payments and thereby hinder the production and flow of goods in interstate commerce.

There's so little of merit that when a half-decent film comes along the surprise of it tempts a critic into excessive praise.

These may include reduced attendance at lectures or seminars, losing contact with their usual circle of friends, and having no money or getting into excessive debt.

An MP who is launching an inquiry into excessive and possibly unlawful court secrecy says a new type of gagging order is hampering the work of investigative journalists.

The death of Moritz Erhardt, a German student working for Merrill Lynch, has led to calls for an inquiry into excessive working hours in City.

In May, the commission raided utilities in six member states, including Germany, as part of its inquiry into excessive concentration in the energy market.