Sentence examples for to be excess from inspiring English sources

"For the next three to five years, there's going to be excess building materials that sometimes are more expensive to throw away than to donate".

Yes, he acknowledges, there is corruption and violence and excess, but, he says: "Excess was now felt to be excess in India.

Among those who received half a rem to 10 rem, only 4 of 77 leukemia deaths, or 5 percent, were estimated to be excess deaths caused by radiation.

The researchers said that the cause of the problem appeared to be excess free hemoglobin in the blood from the breakdown of red blood cells seen in sickle-cell disease.

Dieting, regulating one's food intake for the purpose of improving one's physical condition, especially for the purpose of reducing obesity, or what is conceived to be excess body fat.

Building approvals reached record levels in 2016 and, once those approvals turn into finished dwellings ready for owner-occupiers or renters to move into, there is likely to be excess supply in several major cities.

The more common method to close the gap is to lower the HCE average by returning what have been deemed to be excesses contributions to HCEs.

But there's going to be excesses, collateral damage, disastrous mistakes.

Jot down, literally, what occurs to you is excess baggage in your life.

(3) Properties that are suitable and to be declared excess.

Detroit apparently did not want to pay his salary, expected to be in excess of $7 million.