Sentence examples for taking excessively from inspiring English sources

It is alleged warnings are issued to workers for taking excessively long toilet breaks, excessive chatting and for having time off for sickness.

Eve was causing conflict with colleagues, taking excessively long lunches (from which she returned tipsy), and missing client appointments.

If the system's rules force us to maintain the real benefits of retirees at all costs, we may find ourselves, in difficult times, taking excessively from our children via cuts in education, or from our working adults.

A year ago this month, the short-seller David Tice, in hisnewsletter Behind the Numbers, accused Tyco of taking excessively large charges in order to artificially boost subsequently reported profit.

To end the cycle and break the vise, legislation must prevent financial firms from growing too large and taking excessively risky bets that will drag us down.

Somehow it seems so perfectly natural that the extravagant Guinness -- who wears the most extreme couture styles (like those wacky heel-less Nina Ricci shoes), speaks in bon mots like "I'll eat when I'm dead" and dresses according to the mantra "Uncomfortable is the name of the game" -- would get sued for taking excessively luxurious baths.

Proteins are necessary for the body but not to take excessively.

Some point to investors who take excessively risky positions on the back of an IMF safety net.

"I would acknowledge that a lot of these investigations appear to have taken excessively long," the Defense Department's chief spokesman, Larry Di Rita, said in an interview on Friday.

"What about the Indians?" asked the girl, Asked what was still wrong with us he said the govt. doesn't take good enough care of the poor people and takes excessively good care of the rich.

"What about the Indians?" asked the girl, Asked what was still wrong with us he said the govt. doesn't take good enough care of the poor people and takes excessively good care of the rich..