Sentence examples for to be excesses from inspiring English sources

In the initial plans for these proceedings, which came out of the White House rather than the Justice Department, there did seem to be excesses — like the chance that death sentences might be imposed on less-than-unanimous jury verdicts and in the absence of any appeals process.

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

"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".

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.

A big reason seems to be excess optimism about domestic stocks.

Any component or product inventory that is greater than the maximum inventory allowed is assumed to be excess.

In these species, the non-mating males would seem to be excess baggage carried around by the rest of the population, having no real use.

The problem was discovered to be excess gold in the female edge connectors of the motherboards' PCIe slots causing cracks in the motherboards' solder.

The mechanism responsible for impaired arteriolar responsiveness to stimuli appears to be excess NO production in endothelial cells via iNOS [ 67].

Developmentally, at 24 months, as he became more mobile, there appeared to be excess circumduction at the hips along with toe-walking and increased tone in the legs.

From primary school to graduate school, there will be excess emotions wherever you look.