that's excessive

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"That's excessive".

And if you think that's excessive, how about the Romanian couple who met online, married, had a child, and named him Yahoo?

"And now," Mr. Bush added, "we must resist the temptation of a bigger threat to growth, and that's excessive federal spending".

Yeah, that's excessive pride or self-confidence, which often leads to the kind of vaulting ambition that led to Macbeth's downfall.

"With no team to challenge you, you'll repeatedly fall back into comfort zones -- for me that's excessive coding -- and forget the hardest and most uncomfortable tasks are the ones that force you and your business to grow," he says.

But once we've cut out spending that's excessive or optional, we'll get to spending that protects the country in a dangerous world, safeguards health and safety here at home, and helps people who are poor or whose lives have been devastated by illness or misfortune.

Trump's willingness to say things that are excessive, unjustified and outrageous enables him to.

Phobia is fear that is excessive and interferes with one's life.

She does not recall receiving gifts that were excessive.

It is not just hospital days that are excessive.

"Ernie had his two deals that were excessive, those being Kerry Collins and Michael Strahan, O'Neill said.