Sentence examples similar to relatively inordinate from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, relatively straight forward decisions cause inordinate amounts of swirl.

Their suddenly robust financial performance attracts inordinate Wall Street interest, especially for the relatively cheap small stocks.

The reason is that fruit and seed crops that are most dependent on pollinators yield relatively little food per acre, and therefore take up an inordinate, and increasing, amount of land.

"When I took this job I couldn't believe the inordinate amount of time I was spending at this one relatively small park," said Rusty Areias, the director of the California Department of Parks and Recreation in Sacramento.

Neurons are especially susceptible to ROS as the brain consumes an inordinate fraction (20%) of the total oxygen consumption for its relatively small weight (2%).

"AN INORDINATE fondness for beetles".

It's an inordinate form".

29 Despite this relatively small figure, and notwithstanding the overwhelming tendency to try these suits without juries, 30 patent cases that go to trial seem to take an inordinate amount of trial time.

The inordinate delays impose heavy tolls.

Were they under inordinate stress?

Together, these agencies enjoy inordinate influence.