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The adjustments that tenants themselves are able to make can be controlled too, so that heating or air-conditioning is not used to excess.

it was what every sensible woman would show: but Tess knew that she had been thoughtful to excess, and struggled against it.

He wrote that he was planning to give up in his 40th year, so "I was drinking to excess, now that there was less than a year left. "

Drinking to excess is often given favorable treatment in the media, and in social groups.

This means we should not masturbate to excess, or to the point where we injure ourselves.

Mr. Bush may have prosecuted the war on terror to excess, but he always reminded the country that it was not at war with Islam.

Up to now, unlike many parents' doting on their children, I have never been spoiled by my parents to excess.

If people feel relieved after shopping, buying useless items or eating and drinking to excess, then it is a sign of great pressure, he said.

In many cases, software vendors design products for difficult problems, an approach that leads to excess complexity, he said.

Drinking and smoking to excess is not the only potentially harmful way of coping with stress.

Some people lose themselves in playing computer games or eat or drink to excess. And some people feel numb, as if nothing has happened.

By 2030, his model showed health-care costs attributable to excess weight approaching a trillion dollars a year.

The lips were shapeless and constituted a mouth harsh to excess, that was like a gash in his face.

Do everything in moderation and nothing to excess was his motto for a happy and healthy life.

Credit cards are not just a call to excess, but also a form of insurance against shortfalls in cash.

Temperance and labor are the two best physicians of man; labor sharpens the appetite, and temperance prevents from indulging to excess.

Given those fundamentals, the case for arguing that commodity prices have been driven to excess by speculators looks rather stronger.

Get some sun when you can. Not to excess, but a little sun is good for you. Your body uses it to make Vitamin D.

Her spirit was high, though not rough, and qualified by a heart sensitive and lively to excess in its affections.

If you try to maintain a stable exchange rate [against the dollar], you contribute to excess liquidity.

You could call it energy and candour, great American virtues, carried to excess.

the world's financial system was spinning out of control, due to excess in the complex credit world.

brand competitiveness of enterprises with the ability to sustain profitability, more access to excess ability to profit premium brands.

As a recovering alcoholic, I can safely say that nobody drinks to excess unless they are deeply unhappy or depressed.

Drinking is OK as long as you don't do it to excess.

It is an effective method to clear away pathogenic heat and fire with drugs of cold and cool nature, applicable to excess- heat syndromes .

after milling the rivet head, milling out the retained standard of mould surface to excess into the fine process of mould surface.

The lifeline of policy-driven bank lending allowed bankrupt groups to hang on to excess workers and redundant capacity.

Taken to excess, such risk-taking, particularly when fuelled by huge amounts of borrowing, can create significant instability.

For people with alcohol dependency problems, the health benefits of red wine are far offset by the risks of drinking to excess.

He drank gin to excess, and still talked of his coming masterpiece.

Fiscal inflation is due to excess government spending, for which the budget deficit is a reasonably good proxy.

Competition for scoops drives some to excess, as the mobile phone hacking scandal shows.

However, people with alcohol use disorders drink to excess, endangering both themselves and others.

When you take in more salt than what your body needs, the surplus amount of salt holds on to excess water.

But in one area, greenery might be taken to excess.

China resents suggestions that its "excess savings" are linked to excess spending elsewhere.

Floor warping, expansion or delamination due to excess moisture.

Alcohol is dehydrating to the skin, leading to excess moisture loss which can increase skin dryness.

They engage in fewer risky activities like smoking, drinking to excess, abusing drugs, or driving too fast.

As with anything carried to excess, daydreaming can be harmful.

Warnings that drinking to excess will expand the waistline only concerned just over a quarter, or 27 per cent.

Exposure to excess aldosterone results in cardiac damage in hypertensive states.

A tour of Vienna is a tour of these monuments to excess.

Any benefit alcohol provides can be undone by drinking to excess.

Other appetites, too, have been sated even to excess by modern business.

Something in the economy goes to excess, and the "correction" depresses production, jobs and incomes.

Both tend to lead to excess liquidity due to a high savings rate on incremental income growth.

First and most obviously, they are less likely to smoke, drink to excess, abuse drugs or drive too fast.

A person who drinks alcoholic substances habitually and to excess will undergo great physical pain and mental anguish later in life.

Patients with adrenal gland problems may have a variety of symptoms related to excess hormone production by the abnormal gland.

Fire is feared as it destroys when set in motion to excess.

Periods of stability always lead to excess and eventual crisis, and freer financial markets only lead to greater damage.

This practice can lead to excess levels since little reliance is placed on the natural vitamin content of feedstuffs .

The answer comes back once again to excess risk taking and leverage in the banking sector.

'We're at these prices due entirely to excess global liquidity, ' Mr. Gilman said.

What, if anything, can be done to stop people drinking to excess?

But if you have not experienced 30 years of rising financial leverage, the past 10 to excess, you cannot get a credit crunch.

To drink (alcoholic liquor), especially to excess.

They bring a lot of day to day joy into one's life and the guilt that they bring is due to excess, not due to the spending itself.

He drank to excess, and was fired from the Grand Ole Opry in 1952.

When carried to excess, it leads to hyperinflation.

The best things carried to excess are wrong.

Laughter in the workplace is great, but when done to excess it distracts from getting the job done.

Unfortunately, for every human quality, there is a weakness when it is put to excess.

Indulging in something, such as an activity, to excess; voracious.

His father never smoked or drank to excess .

with utensils bitter to excess.

The heavy rain filled the lakes to excess.

Even nectar is poison if taken to excess.

Acrid: Describes a harsh or bitter taste or pungent smell that is due to excess sulfur.

All market trends run to excess. But that doesn't mean you have strap on your track shoes.

Officials of China's 637, 001 villages seem especially prone to excess regulatory zeal.

The overweight often find it impossible to avoid eating to excess, and so the kilos continue to pile on.

Each year, about 500 farmer died due to excess use of pesticide, about 54000 farmers need medical care.

Liu is generous to excess.

But there is a serious cost to excess certainty.

They claim that ionisers not only clean and refresh the air but also improve the health of people sensitive to excess positive ions.

He is generous to excess.

It can also harm a developing fetus if a woman drinks to excess while pregnant.

You shouldn't drink to excess.

For example courage, a virtue, if taken to excess would manifest as recklessness and if deficient as cowardice.

Exercise, if carry to excess, will do you more harm than good.

If a hardline anti-grooming feminist such as me has an aversion to excess hair, how many women are really going to embrace it?

To indulgein something to excess.

Finally, we analyze the cause of excess liquidity and give the countermeasures to excess liquidity and asset price bubbles in our country.

Nowadays, in our country, lots of lighting right disputes which attribute to excess infringement of neighboring lighting appear to us.

Financial innovation can do a lot of good, says Andrew Palmer. It is its tendency to excess that must be curbed

In the embryonic period, due to excess energy intake of pregnant women, to form a heavier body weight when the baby was born;

The prevention of circulatory overload due to excess transfusion

Effect of exposure to excess flouride on the biochemical indexes in electrolysis aluminium workers

Causes giving rise to excess of limit in track grade at station yard and its remedy

Study on the Reproductive Capacity of Male Mouse due to Excess Sexual Activity

Naproxen trial halted due to excess CV events

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Oxidation Due To Excess Heat

It Is Imperative to Develop Downstream Products Due to Excess Production Capacity of Yellow Phosphorus in China

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