Sentence examples for type of excess from inspiring English sources

"When I saw some of my clients who were in businesses having nothing to do with finance divert their time and money into the market, to me that pointed to a type of excess," he said.

The system to harvest this type of excess energy is presented in this chapter.

Similar as for wide fully depleted SOI transistors, this type of excess low-frequency noise is found when the back gate is biased in accumulation.

We expected to find this relationship because NUPTs are a type of excess DNA, and it is well established that all types of excess DNA mutually expand as the number of nucleotides in a genome increases (Lynch and Conery 2003).

Taking the reader on a fast guided tour of several centuries of capitalism, Mr. Roubini points out how the patterns of boom and bust are predictable, from the rise of asset bubbles to the spread of collapse to other countries that share similar types of excess.

History shows that over the long term investors tend to be compensated with returns in excess of the market's average in exchange for assuming certain types of excess risk.

With keen insights into military procurement, he was able to find a variety of types of excess housing units that the military no longer needed, and was able to provide both students and faculty with adequate housing at a very small cost.

Where were the regulators -- the officials whose job it is to oversee precisely these types of excesses -- when we needed them?

This type of "Ultrabaroque" excess was then called Churrigueresco, although the Spanish architect José Benito Churriguera (see Churriguera family) had little to do with this very Mexican manner of surface treatment.

We retrieved data on study size, type of intervention, excess weight loss (EWL) percentage, outcomes at 1-year follow-up, 30-day mortality, and diabetes, hypertension, and lipid disease resolution percentages at the minimum of 1-year follow-up.

TR's nephew, Franklin, would have to repeat this exercise in the 1930s and would be called "a traitor to his class" for reining in the type of corporate excesses that brought about the Great Depression, although, in effect, he helped save capitalism from the capitalists.