He was pulling in an amount seriously in excess of anything she could have expected, and his shrewdness had made them near as dammit recession-proof: who could say the same, on their patch?
But we worry that he or she will turn out to be another Grover Cleveland instead — better-intentioned and much more competent than the current occupant of the White House, but too dependent on lobbyists' money to seriously confront the excesses of our new Gilded Age.
The lack of survival benefit and excess toxicity seriously limits the wider application of this regime.
If ACTs were lost to resistance, global malaria control efforts would be seriously harmed and significant excess malaria morbidity and mortality would occur.
George W. Bush made "the freedom agenda" a signature of his administration, but America's moral authority was seriously compromised by the excesses of the war on terror.
Now millions of mortgages are in foreclosure, seriously delinquent or significantly in excess of the value of the underlying home ("underwater").
Leading doctors said dangerously overweight mothers were passing on obesity to their children as the result of "a vicious cycle" in which excess weight can seriously affect the health of parents and their offspring.
The American Medical Association and AARP, the advocacy group for older people, countered in their own TV ad that the insurers were lobbying "to keep billions in excess Medicare payments that seriously threaten" care for everyone.
To claim that's going to promote excess and irresponsible drinking … Seriously?
Because of the vagaries of maritime jurisdiction, the Harbor Police cannot ticket the ferries, and the Coast Guard, which licenses them, cannot take legal action unless someone is killed or seriously injured or there is damage in excess of $25,000.
