Sentence examples for only excessive from inspiring English sources

What is more, they argued, only excessive redistribution led to slower growth.

The report said only: "Excessive lint -- clean and provide written cleaning schedule".

It is not only excessive, and unjustified, it actually encourages wasteful gamesmanship, by enticing people to engage in tax avoidance schemes to convert ordinary income into capital gains.

"Therefore, four years' worth of such reserves is not only excessive, it is abusive and totally contradictory to the spirit of stewardship which the Diocese of Rockville Centre so avidly espouses," he said.

If so, insisting that Manning, who is willing to face the consequences of what he did, also validate a distorted view of what secrecy means is not only excessive but pernicious.

The Chronicle remained silent on these matters, but praised the "exceedingly artistic" exterior, wherein the architect avoided not only "excessive ornamentation, with little sense of general unity and congruity" but also "a simplicity so affected that it becomes mere baldness" and produced "a design of real dignity and beauty".

Not only has excessive gaming — much like excessive TV watching — been associated with obesity and depression, but playing violent games has been linked in some studies to an increase in aggressive behavior.

The President's Intelligence Oversight Board concludes, 6 months later, that the White House is guilty only of "excessive secrecy".

He added: "Helping individuals cut not only their excessive fat intake, but also refined sugar intake, could have major health benefits including lessening obesity and heart attacks.

The proposed commission should address not only the excessive size of our criminal justice system, but also the conditions we allow to exist within our prisons and jails.

In many cases, he argues, it is easy to see that firms are laid low only by excessive earlier borrowings on their balance sheet.