Sentence examples for may be excess from inspiring English sources

While there may be excess capacity in steel, that is not the issue elsewhere in manufacturing.

There may be excess space available now, but it could gradually go away as the need to transfer large amounts of data -- for people who prefer to use teleconferences rather then get on airplanes, for example -- grows, Mr. Kolodkin said.

A second argument is that there may be excess capacity.

This absolute shortage is often further exacerbated by inequitable distribution of health workers, causing some existing staff to become overworked while in other areas there may be excess capacity at the provider level.

Do not use any other type of water (such as tap water), as there may be excess minerals which build up and may kill the plant.

I quite like a prize, but there may be an excess of them.

There may be some excess juices from the pears: just spoon this over with each serving.

This may be because excess insulin supplies glucose to cancer cells, helping them replicate.

The problem may be an excess of choice, especially with the Internet now encouraging men to treat dating like day trading.

The increased convergence and rising of moisture-laden air is responsible for the torrential rains associated with tropical cyclones, which may be in excess of 250 mm (10 inches) in a 24-hour period.

The biochemical basis of the disease may be an excess of the neurotransmitter substance dopamine, as high levels of dopamine and its metabolites, as well as increased dopamine receptors, are found in the brains of persons with schizophrenia.