Sentence examples for not inordinately from inspiring English sources

He was involved, but not inordinately, he suggested.

When savings exist and debt levels are not inordinately high, the economy adjusts to a shock.

That is not inordinately high by class-action standards, but the sum still works out to a whopping $144.5m.That is more than Citigroup earned from underwriting securities for WorldCom.

Leigh had trouble saying "Not inordinately" for the real estate office scene, requiring additional retakes.

Buck said that the Wanapum had not suffered inordinately from white attention.

And statistics show that the Surrogates' Courts have not been inordinately corrupt.

Though Mr. McCain said he believed that G.D.P. growth would be lower than the revised first-quarter figure of 2.7 percent, he said the figure would not be "inordinately disappointing" because investor expectations had been contained.

Yet the Military Leadership Diversity Commission reports that while the percentages of occupations open to women "do not appear inordinately low, exclusion from these occupations has a considerable influence on advancement".

Our modeling predicts that the number of such epitopes shall not be inordinately large.

Climate simulations suggest that that upwelling has generally cooled Earth's climate, stifling about 0.1°C to 0.2°C in warming that would have occurred by 2012 if winds hadn't been inordinately strong, the researchers reported online yesterday in Nature Climate Change.

The ways they unburden themselves most naturally and most often are by turning everyday events into melodramas, by turning melodramas into everyday events, and by enacting Most Embarrassing Moments, a category of human experience they seem to be inordinately, not to say painfully, well acquainted with.