Sentences with phrase «by excess»

I've seen more plants killed by an excess of TLC than anything else.

As we take leave of another holiday season, a time of year often marked by excess, we should turn our thoughts to ways in which happiness and contentment fill our hearts — not by how much we consume but by what we save and spare.

«At least over the next year or two, we're challenged by excess supply.»

But I am troubled by the excess of wages that they now demand.

It helps to achieve fuller, healthier lives by unlocking untapped potential held back by excess tension and stress, create long term, lasting solutions and community of people seeking self actualization.

It helps to achieve fuller, healthier lives by unlocking untapped potential held back by excess tension and stress, create long term, lasting solutions and community of people seeking self actualization.

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... not only were we not bowled over by an excess of bass, we found the SVS Ultra towers were capable of remarkably quick, tuneful, and deep bass response.

Gartner blamed two things: «The extension of the lifetime of the PC caused by the excess of consumer devices, and weak PC consumer demand in emerging markets.»

It is the net worth of an Insurance Company usually calculated by the excess of assets over the amount of liabilities (which includes policy liabilities also).

Perhaps the Court is harmed by an excess of interest in the theoretical.

(iv) Costs being incurred by excess insurers in resolving disputes as to which excess policy should respond; and

(i) Duplication in investigating and defence costs by excess insurers in respect of the same claim;

These are tabulated separately from energy charges and in many cases can't be offset by excess solar production.

It's caused by excess growth in the water of a colorless plankton called «psuedo - nitzchia».

Although damaged by excess development, Earth continues to nourish and sustain us.

Agriculture had increased use of fertilisers following WW2 and the plankton may be being fertilised by excess agricultural fertiliser running off the land and being transported to the North Sea by rivers.

What is important is that you only see the pattern you mention because, either, you have had it imprinted by excess familiarity from denier propaganda; or because you do not properly discount patterns for cherry picked elements.

One paper from last year predicts that all the extra wear and tear caused by the excess heat would amount to between 1 % and 10 % of lost GDP in thousands of cities around the world.

AGW is a hypothesis which says that we are currently experiencing unusual warming of the Earth, that it is caused by excess CO2 produced by man, acting through a feedback process, and that it will continue to increase to create high temperatures which will be of net disadvantage to humankind.

The next thing will be global freezing caused by excess co2 ice.

The actual lifetime of CO2 in the atmosphere is 16 years (half - life 11 years) as determined by the excess C14 from nuclear testing.

Assume we are heating the planet by adding carbon dioxide; it's made worse by the extra water vapour chucked into the atmosphere by the excess heat.

The risks of the Anthropocene include the many associated with climate change but also with ocean acidification and a gamut of other impacts such as those posed by an excess of nitrogen.

Progress is however markedly slower for eutrophication, which is caused by excess nitrogen deposition resulting from emissions of nitrogen oxides (NOx) and ammonia (NH3).

Comparisons of direct measurements with satellite data and climate models suggest that the oceans of the southern hemisphere have been sucking up more than twice as much of the heat trapped by our excess greenhouse gases than previously calculated.

Vast quantities of excess fertilizers wash off fields each year, polluting huge watersheds; as just one example, each summer an oxygenless «dead zone» spreads from the mouth of the Mississippi River, fueled by excess nitrogen from upstream.

Humans, like the fisherman and lobsterman of a prior article here, even when informed that they are destroying their careers and livelihood by excess fishing, still insist on doing it.

Londoners, fatigued by excess, may not be shocked by Wolfgang Tillmans (and there is a striking one in the Towner's permanent collection).

«Whereas Sansbury's work has often been marked by excess and singularity, this exhibition focuses on his ongoing experimentation with simplified, serially produced sculptural forms,» according to the Goss - Michael Foundation's website.

They are skillful fakes full of real historical grandeur, empty icons made genuine by their excess, and somber survivors of pathological glamour and the power of desire.

The video is peppered with metaphors to explore how contemporary society is ever more sedentary and grounded in an outdated concept of property, while being dominated by an excess of technology.

Many of these off the chart destinations are perfect for divers who want to dive in sites that are underwater paradises, but still unaffected by excess diving.

Cushing's Syndrome is a collection of symptoms caused by an excess of a hormone called cortisol.

If a dog with alopecia X is intact, spaying or neutering often causes the hair to grow back (the hair loss is caused by excess production of sex hormones).

The latter are caused by the excess skin on the dog's face, while cherry eye is caused by the protrusion of the lachrymal gland out through the eye.

This disease is caused by excess plaque and the bacteria that it hosts.

Later in life, existing illnesses can be exacerbated by excess weight.

The coagulation cascade can be triggered by excess venous stasis (> 1 minute) or by excessive probing with the needle.

It is caused by an excess production of thyroid hormones, which are produced by the thyroid gland, located inside the cat's neck.

Obesity in cats and dogs is a nutritional disease defined by an excess of body fat.

Hyperthyroidism is a disorder caused by excess thyroid hormone in the bloodstream and body.

Hyperthyroidism is a disease caused by excess amounts of circulating thyroid hormone in the bloodstream.

Other unconfirmed theories about the cause of panosteitis include protein accumulation in the bone marrow (caused by an excess of protein in the diet) and genetics.

Copper - associated hepatopathy is a condition caused by an excess of copper in the liver.

When the esophagus is compressed by excess fluid buildup, dysphagia or regurgitation may occur.3

Compression of the spinal cord by excess fat deposits has been recorded.

Bleeding after surgery can be an enormous complication and can easily be caused by excess barking or activity after surgery.

Cushing's syndrome is caused by the excess presence of glucocorticoids in the dog's body.

Some tumors are found because of the clinical signs caused by excess hormone production.