Sentence examples for was excessive given from inspiring English sources

The MPs also said that Frederick's salary was "excessive" given his limited experience and the work he was doing.

Virginia Miller, an estrogen researcher at The Mayo Clinic told me all that soy milk was "excessive," given that the guy was rolling the dice with phytoestrogens, but she noted that "the amount of phytoestrogens in various soy products varies by process method," and that "eating tofu is probably OK".

It considers overall director remuneration to be excessive given the company's size and scale and its performance.

Apart from the fact that the increase in the airtime contract is excessive given the shortness of my current contract with O2, the fact that there is a penalty attached to terminating the airtime agreement seems to me an unfair term designed to stop customers cancelling.

(Later, a judged ruled that the amount was excessive and gave $USD 10 million to charity).

(Later, a judged ruled that the amount was excessive and gave $10 million to charity).

Importantly, our unusual dosing regimen of Nec-1 and Nec-1s intended to achieve effective RIP1 inhibition in vivo was probably excessive given its short half-life.

Mr. Meyer began his effort to improve Harvard's investment process by focusing on how much it cost to invest in the most desirable assets, and whether that cost was excessive for endowments, given their nature.

After all, two proposed constitutional amendments in a month is rather excessive, given that there have been only 26 amendments to the document in 219 years.

Her supporters, unsurprisingly, feel the sentencing is excessive – especially given her testimony that the officer in question first grabbed her breast – but it's also clearer than ever that McMillan's conviction will have a chilling effect on the future of serious activism.

I've published 20 books in 22 years (some quite short), and I'd say that's not excessive, given that I don't have a day job.