Sentence examples for matter how excessive from inspiring English sources
Emotional reactions, no matter how excessive, Klopp can do little about at the age of 48 but who starts in Liverpool's goal is a matter he will not be able to overlook, should Mignolet's erratic form continue.
I have seen judges cry because they have been forced to impose mandatory sentences, no matter how excessive and inappropriate they may be under the harshest sentencing scheme in the western world -- three years to life, let's say, for a mother with no prior criminal record.
No matter how expensive it is.
History is full of demagogues and sometimes rise to the very heights of power by appealing to things that are unfortunately a part of human nature: racism, which I think is a part of human nature no matter how hard we try, and excessive virulent patriotism that goes by the name xenophobia".
Under the proposed deal, unveiled last month, customers would get credit on their bills for the excessive charges, no matter how small the mistake or whether the customers knew of the errors.
The other, though, is that a commitment to enhance child and family well being should not lead to an excessive devotion to any particular strategy, no matter how promising it seems to be or even how much it is heralded by advocates.
No matter how adept doctors become with computerized records, they will need to be pushed to rein in excessive use of tests.
What is unclear is how excessive grunting will be defined.
No matter what, no matter how.
"It doesn't matter how they are".
