Sentence examples for is considered excessive from inspiring English sources

That '90s-style caviar bar at 701? Gone, now that excess is considered excessive.

Now several hours is considered excessive, and there is much emphasis on increasing speed.

LAPFF said that it welcomed WPP's effort to improve pay practices but that the "quantum of payments made to executives, and potentially payable in future, is considered excessive".

Samples from animals of those herds showed a higher pepsinogen level in the second year, but none of them had a mean pepsinogen level that is considered excessive.

I could find no equivalent of this directive at 10 other mass transit sites with bike information, and I wondered 1) what is considered excessive and 2) if the same standard applies to passengers.

On Sept. 10, the CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) was at 31.8, quite high, as anything above 20 is considered excessive volatility.

Real estate values in some regions are considered excessive, making housing in some cases a potentially risky investment.

In March 2005, his claim for a £1,583 dining room table and chairs was considered excessive and the payment was reduced to £750.

A congressman hopes to recoup payouts that were considered excessive from six banks that have yet to repay taxpayer bailout money.

He dismissed a suggestion that the cost of the pandemic flu programme might be considered excessive when set against other demands, such as for cancer drugs.

The following failure modes were considered: excessive plastic deformation of the stirrups, crushing of the compressed struts and failure of the stirrups due to fatigue.