Sentence examples for the same excesses from inspiring English sources

It's tinged with the same excesses, at times, as the Roaring Twenties, but there's also a sense of pure Americana.

Emma forsook show business after nearly succumbing to the same excesses that caught up with Houston, who died in February, not long after "Sparkle" was completed.

When the Metropolitan Opera presented its new staging of Gounod's "Faust," by the theater director Andrei Serban, in 2005, the production quickly came under fire for the same excesses that had long been the house trademarks of the filmmaker-turned-opera-director Franco Zeffirelli.

"The way we process these requests is usually for average citizens with no personal stake in the request or the history," says Byrne. "In your dad's case, he had a very personal right to see this information, so it was even more galling to see him face some of the same excesses and in some cases abuses that average requesters often face..

If the SEC and the Department of Justice continue to let executives get away with outrageous acts without even taking the case to court, our financial system is doomed to repeat the same excesses and abuses we've seen over the past decade.

So here is that same valley, indulging in much the same excess and hype, only now under the banner "Web 2.0".

The addition of a burnable absorber layer to the TRISO fuel resulted in an increase in reactor operational lifetime in all cases considered in the present work when compared to a reactor with the same excess reactivity without burnable absorbers.

Meanwhile, UE has almost the same excess channel gain as UE, but it requires less received power per bit,, than UE because in (7) increases exponentially with ; hence, the value of for UE is smaller than UE having higher MCS level than UE.

In this study, we were interested in four Nd-doped SRSO thin films containing the same excess of Si (7 at.%) with various Nd contents ranging from 0.08 to 4.9 at.%. Figure 1 shows the FTIR spectrum of the lowest Nd-doped sample as-deposited and a fit with eight Gaussian peaks.

This shift can be competed with an excess of unlabelled F1wt site but not by the same excess of unlabelled mutated F1 site (Fig. 5D).

Large classes such as hydrolases, kinases, and nucleotide binding shared the same excess of synonymous SNPs, which may be indicative of strong purifying selection.