Sentence examples for serious excess from inspiring English sources

Male pattern hair loss does occur in women with a serious excess of androgens, for example, as in polycystic ovary syndrome.

With the serious excess of iron and steel production in the world, the profit of iron and steel enterprises is getting smaller and smaller, and the competition is more and more fierce.

All of the athletes from every nation have been jumping on planes and buses, sleds coming with us, some serious excess baggage, and our lives packed up and moved on from track to track.

China is now saddled with a serious excess capacity problem, which forces down marginal returns on investment, making it more effective in causing inflationary pressures than propelling GDP and employment forward.

Even though there is serious excess capacity in steel, cement, glass, aluminum, shipbuilding and other industries -- while the traditional labor-intensive processing industries have lost comparative advantage due to rising wages -- they all belong to the category of middle-low industries.

The only grounds for divorce were adultery, sentences for the most serious crimes, excesses such as gambling habits and expenditures, cruel treatment, or serious insult.

If you're concerned that your stress could be something serious, avoid excesses (alcohol, drugs, sex) which could exacerbate the condition.

In "The Oceans' Shifting Balance" (editorial, Dec. 11), you rightly point out the serious consequence of excess carbon dioxide on shelled animals and hard corals.

An independent data-monitoring committee found excess serious adverse events and mortality in patients taking the oral anti-inflammatory drug, Abbott said in a regulatory filing.

I don't subscribe to the extreme disaster scenarios for China but even a short period of low growth will cascade through the world economy as Chinese imports contract sharply, commodity prices fall further, surplus steel and other industrial goods hit glutted markets, dodgy Chinese credit leads to serious defaults and excess savings spill over into the Western financial system.

SS may be a serious disease with excess mortality, which is related mainly to systemic involvement and hematological cancer [ 2].