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They accuse " Big Oil " of excessive profits , yet Sen. Kennedy 's family not only ride in big SUVs and private planes , but is a big holder of stock in major oil companies . Dopamine-like drugs are useful in treating these disorders , and it is recognized that when these drugs stimulate dopamine D2 / D3 receptors they can cause " attacks " of excessive sleepiness and hence result in automobile and other accidents . Grain that is overdried not only results in excessive drying costs , but also leads to poor quality and loss in market value . As a result , a bank can be viewed as solvent according to the on-going fair values of its assets , liabilities , and off-balance sheet instruments , but could become insolvent if it is forced to recognize low liquidation values ( " fire sale " prices ) for its assets , or if it must replace liabilities ( locate new funding sources ) at excessive costs . This will result in the saving of nearly $ 200,000 in excessive interest payments by consumers . The practice of driving vehicles far beyond their useful lives is not cost effective and results in excessive maintenance costs . In still other regions communities or for at least some constituencies , modern highways and other transportation systems grew to be hated symbols of excessive and insensitive " sprawl " which frayed the fabric of communities and diminished the quality of life . Diabetes is a condition which results in excessive amount of sugar / glucose being present in an individual ’ s bloodstream . Student participation is lagging ; middle management is bloated ; quality control is inadequate ; performance varies widely from campus to campus ; and low productivity in many school cafeterias results in excessive labor costs .