Transferring all the beer from the boot of the car to the Eurostar would be virtually impossible, involving an inordinate amount of expletives - and very sore arms.
Instead, she seems to be arguing that if we don't get what we want in one area, say the number of centrifuges Iran gets, we can make it up elsewhere (a super-duper inspection plan that depends on Iran's cooperation. ("It would be a mistake to focus inordinate attention on any one issue at the expense of all others").
This should be your last resort, but it would be better than spending an inordinate amount of time on a project(s) without an ending.
If most of the illegal immigrants in Trump's 34 million are Hispanic, that means that an inordinate percentage of that population would be here illegally.
Charlie Beck, the chief of the Los Angeles Police Department, said an "inordinate amount" of police officers would be present as the repopulation took place.
For one thing, if only a few users are providing files, they would require inordinate bandwidth to meet all the requests, so the system would be more sluggish than one where all users contributed equally.
Some specifics: make it "an inordinate number of injuries"; "slew" is colloquial; "most of the year" would be smoother.
Thursday's announcement focused heavily on police action, however, that would be geared toward reining in repeat violent offenders, who Bowser said have been involved in an "inordinate" number of crimes.
Many suggested that it would be hard to replicate Yodle's early Philadelphia success in other markets; or that, if it were replicable, it would take an inordinate amount of time and money.
"If Joe didn't possess an inordinate leadership profile, as well as a track record of success, his chances of getting a head coaching job would be very low," says Kevin White, the athletic director at Duke University.
Her pride in us was inordinate, nonetheless.
