Avoid smoking excessively.

Avoid smoking excessively.

She smokes excessively.

Financial flows are excessively volatile.

(If anything, these standards are excessively burdensome.)

It is useless, invasive and resembles Facebook excessively

Moreover, the region had relied excessively on foreign savings to support growth, with many countries running large long term current account deficits.

It seems everyone is excessively influenced by their government.

Exposing skin excessively to the sun causes sunburn, sometimes blisters.

But patients and their families and friends need not worry excessively.

At age 3 years, she drooled excessively and still couldn't walk.

But will rapid development exact an excessively high toll on human rights?

As long as governments do not encroach excessively on central bank decision making, this development will restore balance in policymaking and support policy coordination, particularly in times of stress.

Having access to insured credit, banks shareholders find it irresistible to borrow excessively.

For example, many central banks followed the Federal Reserve s excessively loose monetary policy.

The laws of economics, they assert, ensure that in the long run there will be jobs for everyone who wants them, so long as government does not interfere in market processes by setting minimum wages or ensuring job security, or so long as unions don't drive up wages excessively.

Nothing that has happened since has convinced me that the textbook was excessively pessimistic.

Writing is a childish profession, even when it becomes excessively serious, as children often are.

The Cold War, however, soon made Article 9 seem excessively idealistic, at least to some.

In Japan, an excessively front loaded consumption tax increase killed the recovery achieved this year.

I think she is very kind, mais excessivement terre à terre. Excessively matter of fact.

Loss of export competitiveness as a result of excessively strong currencies is not the only problem.

Moreover, rapid population growth and bungled economic policy have made Iran excessively dependent on food imports.

To be sure, behind the Union s great schemes lurks another EU, one that is excessively bureaucratic.

I try not to provoke excessively, as the fate of political activists in Russia isn't enviable.

I only hope that it raises them enough over the next 18 months to avoid the financial instability and longer term inflation that could result from the long era of excessively easy monetary policy.

Artificially low exchange rates, restrictions on capital flows, and excessively large currency reserves all create global imbalances.

What is worse, the argument goes, the expectation of monetary financing would drive governments to borrow excessively.

If the Fed focuses excessively on inflation, it worsens inequality, which in turn worsens overall economic performance.

It does not take into account the financial cycle, and thus produces excessively expansionary and asymmetric monetary policy.

It was long long overdue!

Even in countries with well developed systems of corporate governance, arrangements that are excessively lax on corporate insiders persist.

In the short run, excessively low prices could trigger political instability in some oil producing countries, driving up prices.

But trusting solely in a diplomatic dialogue and sanctions to bring about a lasting peace may be excessively optimistic.

Life is a long, long road.

long

The sleek footbridge swayed unexpectedly and excessively under the feet of pedestrians, and it was deemed too dangerous to use.

Both the attacks on excessively easy central banks and the effort to limit government debt are enormously popular in Germany.

Bush's excessively literal interpretation of the requirements of honesty conceals a deeper dishonesty whose consequences have been far more morally serious.

Many governments increase spending excessively in booms, and then are forced to cut back in downturns, thereby exacerbating the cyclical swings.

It was obvious that the lending channels in the banking system had become dysfunctional excessively restrictive borrowing conditions were suppressing demand.

Fortunately, the most significant potential limitations land, water, and nutrients seem unlikely to constrain global output excessively in the foreseeable future.

But a rising euro pushed higher by excessively early monetary tightening by the ECB implies more real appreciation, further undermining competitiveness.

That s a long long time in human years.

How long?