Sentence examples for regarded as excessive from inspiring English sources

The plane was one of the oldest A321s in service, although its age is not regarded as excessive.

The research suggests no more than that it could be, while never really tackling the issue of how much TV viewing among toddlers would be regarded as excessive.

Like most West Virginians, Rick Abraham was angry with the President for hastening the decline of the coal industry with what he regarded as excessive environmental regulation.

The BBC is reacting to public outrage at what is regarded as excessive talent pay, particularly Ross's three-year deal, thought to be worth £16.9m.

Monte dei Paschi's problems began in 2008, when it acquired a regional lender, Banca Antonveneta, for $11.7 billion, a sum that analysts at the time regarded as excessive.

The result has been unemployment on the island and a series of demands for aid which British governments have regarded as excessive.

He unsuccessfully sued the American government, in a case known as Kahle v Gonzales, in an effort to roll back what he regards as excessive copyright terms.

Others have less rigid currencies but still intervene to stem what they regard as excessive upward pressure.

One journal editor wrote of the meeting in the current issue of Nature, reporting that Dr. Battey "criticized participants for what he regards as excessive secrecy".

Recently I'll do six or seven bags of crisps in an average day, which I don't regard as excessive.

But coming at a time when Mr. Bush was already under pressure from members of his party's right wing over what they regard as excessive spending and a willingness by the White House to allow rapid growth in the size of government, the new Medicare figures exacerbated a rare breach between the president and his conservative base.