Sentence examples for to excessively from inspiring English sources
adverb
To an excessive degree.
- The application form was excessively complicated.
He pointed in particular to "excessively lengthy judicial proceedings".
By setting such a low liability, the DOT is inviting airlines to excessively bump passengers.
However, the ashes are undesirable as cement admixture due to excessively high SO3 content.
The topographic transects spanned drainage conditions, ranging from very poorly to excessively drained.
Still, randomly chosen theatergoers should not be subjected to excessively probing interrogation.
Unfortunately, these workarounds either significantly complicate the system design or lead to excessively large cavities with increased vibration sensitivity.
In many cases, this act has led to excessively severe sentencing for the crime committed, according to the Sentencing Commission.
The accurate definition of the complete system can lead to excessively large models as the size and complexity increases.
Further, the flexible hosing necessary to enable a moving receiver leads to excessively high pressure drops and pumping costs.
If it led to excessively low tariffs, it could dampen investment in the network and eventually harm the industry.
However many corn fields after haylage or with lots of manure needed side-dress nitrogen in 2013 due to excessively high rainfall.
