Sentence examples for would be an excess from inspiring English sources

IF this were true, it would be an excess of piety on the part of Mr. Shorris that bordered on clinical insanity.

Even if the cement demand is to grow by 9%, there would be an excess capacity of about 7 million tons annually for another three years".

The mechanism involved in lung carcinogenesis would be an excess of neutrophil elastase that is not neutralized by AAT and that stimulates development, invasion and metastasis.

The prediction would be an excess of loci with PRC ancestry, and this should occur for loci that had excess LA ancestry in the current study (and such contrasting patterns in admixture zones more proximate to LA versus PRC would be unlikely to arise due to the spread of universally favored variants).

The type of cancer was recorded, but not the cause of death.The pre-specified study hypothesis was that there would be an excess of cancer diagnoses in the population of incident exclusive users of insulin glargine compared with incident exclusive users of human insulin.

So right now there's a lot of what from the West would be an odd concept of excess capacity that's persisting.

Here again, Garment rightly argues that a more careful reading of what actually happened in Watergate would be an important corrective to later excess.

-It is also unclear that a Justice Kagan would be an adequately independent check on executive excesses.

And I feared that the building itself — a luxury showroom that could double as a theme park for car fetishists — would be a monument to excess.

The results would be a total estimated excess of 20.5/1,000 in IMR.

If that occurred it would be a drop far in excess of falls of just 0.2% of all private policy holders in the quarter to December 2015.