Sentence examples for target excessively from inspiring English sources

"Some members also noted that an increase in Bank rate at this meeting might be misinterpreted as a signal that the committee would attempt to bring inflation back to the target excessively rapidly, which could cause expectations of a relatively sharp tightening of monetary policy that could have a detrimental impact on confidence and activity," the minutes said.

These have targeted excessively visible crucifixes, then overly prominent minarets in Switzerland; there have been complaints against "offensive" religious garb in Holland and England, and now, a series of curious decisions involving the removal of Christmas trees in the United States and Canada.

UC Berkeley education professor Bruce Fuller called Deasy's targets "excessively optimistic," especially during a recession.

In targeting excessively concentrated wealth, the income tax addressed broader concerns about gross income inequality, which Americans rightly considered a menace to democracy.

Kelly said the hours they worked to meet production targets were excessively long, which had implications for their health and whether they were able to raise their own children.

The maximum μ a value further increases to 0.0184 mm−1 in Fig. 6 d) as p decreases to 1/4 although the reconstructed target is localized excessively and smaller in size than the true target.

To test this hypothesis, we removed those regulators whose target sizes were excessively larger than other regulators; in other words, we removed the top outliers from the target-size distribution of regulators.

"So not excessively excessive.

Taylor's lead counsel, Courtenay Griffiths QC, said that the conviction was based on "tainted and corrupt evidence, and accused the international justice community of targeting African leaders excessively.

CMLA has also expressed concern that current national security legislation has excessively targeted Muslims.

You see (and whisper this) he wasn't quite clever enough to reach the excessively optimistic targets we had clutched out of the sky for him to aim at.