Sentence examples for Overly frequent from inspiring English sources

Not that such victories were overly frequent.

However, reduction of shrubs and woody debris with overly frequent prescribed fire entries may reduce small mammal densities.

A. Some patients may be told to try a kind of waiting therapy for an overly frequent urge to urinate, but only after other problems are ruled out, notably infections, which can irritate the bladder and decrease its capacity.

One tic, which seems to me not just a matter of careless wording, is his overly frequent use of the word "ironically" and its variants: "The tragic irony of cholera" was one thing, "the dominant irony of the state of British public health" was something else, the "dark irony" of the miasma theory was this, the "sad irony" of Snow's argument was that — and I could cite many other instances.

Short conversion forms, floating information boxes, and small popups are all good, but avoid lengthy, overly frequent, or aggressive tactics.

Because overly frequent screening has associated harms, increasing the interval between screens in participants with a negative low-dose CT prevalence screen might be warranted.None.

Data on individual foods purchased in all shop formats may clarify the frequent, overly simple classification of grocers as 'healthy'healthy

To maximize the performance improvement, cached approximations must be of appropriate precision: approximations that are too precise easily become invalid, requiring frequent refreshing, while overly imprecise approximations are likely to be useless to applications, which must then bypass the cache.

• Allergies and their consequences — frequent sneezing and overly aggressive nose blowing.

protected by an overly cozy board (or, in frequent cases like JP Morgan, where Jamie Dimon is both C.E.O. and chairman of his own board) gets rich if he succeeds but is not penalized when his performance is, well, meh.

Minor disturbances may have a large impact on the airport surface operations due to the overly tight schedules, which results in frequent gate conflict occurrences during airport's daily operations.