excess

• excess alcohol

  The RAF ace's first ban dates back to 1971 when he was banned for driving with excess alcohol.

• excess demand

  When the market is in equilibrium there can be no excess demand for, or excess supply of, any investment asset.

• excess capacity

  The crash also pushed down the output-capital ratio, by an average of one tenth, as excess capacity mounted.

• drive with excess

• far in excess

  His own imagination offered a punishment far in excess of his crime.

• excess supply

  On the other hand, if the initial state is one of excess supply money-wages will fall at a rate .

• well in excess

  Many fishing vessels take catches well in excess of the TAC, and simply dump overboard the surplus dead fish.

• excess expenditure

  On a temporary and controlled basis, some excess expenditure can be justifiable — but when excess expenditure increases regularly, the danger signs flash up.

• remove excess

  To remove excess phosphate from all the Broads would cost an estimated £20 million.

• cost in excess

  The kind of repair cost in excess of £500.

• excess mortality

  The results indicated that current smokers showed excess mortality when compared with non-smokers.

• excess water

  Blot wet hair with a towel to remove excess water before applying an intensive conditioner.

• excess applies

  No excess applies to this section of the policy.

• off excess

  Trim off excess icing around the base.

• excess travelling

• significant excess

  Smoking and differences in men and women — Apart from one subgroup, no significant excess of incident cancer was seen in the three treatment groups, in men and women, and in smokers and non-smokers (table IV).