Sentence examples for Excessively involved from inspiring English sources

Just as, in the nineteen-eighties, satanic ritual abuse represented the worst fears of what could happen in day care, so M.S.B.P. has come to represent the danger posed by mothers who are excessively involved with their children.

Everything is 'Yes, I like it,' or 'No, I don't.' " David Emil, who was one of the owners of Windows on the World at the time of the disaster, said: "Kevin never became pretentious or too excessively involved in his own wine knowledge.

He said the military was getting excessively involved in civil affairs, stopping the country from being democratic and inviting international criticism.

Simachev et al. (2014) suggest that the Russian state effort to compensate for the underdeveloped institutional space encourages firms to be excessively involved with the state, further inhibiting development of institutions.

Despite the fact that both Andrew's and ICP's music share the same overwhelming spirit of inclusiveness, excessively involved personal mythology, and homestate, there was evidently some concern before the festival that the Juggalo Nation may not take too readily to AWK's brand of non clown-oriented partying.

For example, a surgeon who chooses a career as a clinician educator because they derive great meaning from being involved in resident education must avoid becoming excessively involved in committee and administrative tasks that divert time away from those activities.

The correctional regime is itself at times excessively violent, involving indefinite detention, long periods of isolation or, alternatively, co-mingling with adult prisoners in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions.

One ex-catcher, who worked for a large integrated company for more than a decade, says the job involved excessively long hours in physically demanding conditions that affected workers' health.

Staunchly anti-Catholic, indifferent to money (he gave most of his modest salary to students and friends), excessively tolerant yet actively involved in his children's lives, he was, in his son's telling, a maddening, kindly, liberal crusader for social justice whose enlightened ideas were doomed to failure.

Most previous studies of TB patient management focused on patient-related factors involved in excessively short treatment, such as alcohol dependence, drug use, and precarious living conditions[ 18- 20].

Deletion of these intracellular proteins allows migration of SREBP from the endoplasmic reticulum to the Golgi apparatus followed by translocation to the nucleus, where these SREBPs excessively stimulate several genes involved in cholesterol synthesis.