Sentence examples for would be excessively from inspiring English sources

Mr. Siddell feared that the top floor would be excessively hot in the summer.

Such a wax layer, if exposed in an unprotected state, would be excessively fragile.

"But if that's true, my mother, were she alive, would be excessively proud".

It added that the structure established by the ballot measure would be "excessively rigid and potentially dysfunctional".

But even if the allegation were correct, the lawyers said, "a sanction of disbarment would be excessively harsh, impermissibly punitive and unprecedented in the circumstances of this case".

The text reads: "Standard technologies such as CNC or carbon moulding would be excessively long and expensive to produce this particular shape, so we use an additive manufacturing method also known as 3D printing to manufacture a titanium handlebar.

Justices Anthony Kennedy and Stephen Breyer, whose votes were necessary to uphold the law, assumed libraries would be readily able to disable filters and ensure that adult users' access to online material would not be excessively curtailed.

In the Hollywood version of "State Legislature" this man's speech would either be excessively sanctimonious or excessively salacious.

Paul Hewitt, business development manager for Manifest, said BG should have built the possibility of a takeover into Lund's pay deal to make sure he would not be excessively rewarded.

The prime minister this morning chaired a meeting of senior officials to discuss the impact on the UK of possible Greek exit from the eurozone - and to take steps to ensure British banks and companies would not be excessively damaged.

Dimensionally similar to the current Accord coupe, it wears wheels, tires and trim that probably would be considered excessively flashly for the production car.