Sentence examples for new excessive from inspiring English sources

In some respects, this should be welcomed, though not in the case of new excessive bonuses.

The European commission's harshest criticism was reserved for Spain and Slovenia, which were warned to agree reform proposals with Brussels next month or face potential sanctions under the EU's new "excessive imbalance procedure".

16 Hypertrophic scars and keloids that have developed on the basis of delayed wound healing (eg, after deep dermal burn or wound infection) are transformed by surgery (excision with suture or graft) into a wound with appropriate healing time, thus minimizing the risk of a new excessive scar formation.

Representatives of the oil and gas industry called the new rules "excessive and unnecessary".

[Daily News] Excessive levels of silica, a carcinogen linked to lung disease, were found at the Second Avenue subway construction site during a safety inspection.

That image may strike New Yorkers as excessive, but it shows how it must have felt if you were there.

On Tuesday, Mr. Thaksin criticized the new rule as excessive and directed two deputy prime ministers to tackle the problem.

Swinnerton penned a detailed, lively portrait of his new author: "His excessive thinness, almost emaciation, caused him to appear endless.

Some game players are already complaining that too many new games have excessive visual elements -- filmlike introductions and short movies spread through the game -- that slow down play.

I now hear at least one new example of excessive self-policing every day from a frustrated broadcaster, on the stairs or in the lift at Broadcasting House.

Compared with previous boom-and-bust cycles, the last one was nothing new, in that excessive financing and combined to drive the market to dizzy, unsustainable heights.