Sentence examples similar to progressed excessively from inspiring English sources
Additionally, she became excessively weak and fatigued as the day progressed, requiring more sleep than previously.
"So not excessively excessive.
In the pathogenesis of PTSD, fear memory becomes excessively consolidated and extinction learning does not progress [ 35].
We will make little progress now if we're excessively confrontational.
Technological progress, market-oriented reforms, and excessively generous tax regimes are driving a wedge between rich and poor, magnified by the opportunities created through trade and finance – and by a parallel failure to finance decent public services for the poor.
"We are not blind to the progress that has been made, but the women we work with are excessively poor.
By remaining stuck in a state-centric and excessively simplified paradigm such as neorealism and denying any progress in interstate relations, it turns into an ideology.
They remain excessively leveraged". To satisfy regulators, the banks will have to show "significant progress" to address the shortcomings of their living wills, the Fed said.
The ease with which some of them progress to careers in Parliament and then the cabinet has created a British political class that is narrow and excessively youthful.
If, for example, the editor had called, to inquire after the progress of the present piece, I would have been like to reply, "Nay, Madam, I find I get on excessively ill.
