Sentence examples for because of overuse from inspiring English sources

There's no fun playing on dirt that once was a lawn because of overuse".

In the Middle East, swaths of countryside have been reduced to desert because of overuse of water.

Lin said his knee was "good to go," and said the team was taking a precaution because of "overuse".

Part of the problem was that Ms. Lunkina loved swimming, painting and singing as much as ballet and lost her voice for two years because of overuse.

(i.e. has it fallen from favour because of overuse by 30 year old marketing 'executives')" Butters! 72 min "Michael Carey has made my World Cup!" says David Gregson.

Mr. Peck, who will be graduating in December with a degree in journalism, said he suspected that the shutdown happened because of overuse.

The agglomeration of nanoparticles was a reaction result because of overusing the NaOH solution during the pH adjustment for the deposition process [24].

Lake Mead is the direct source of most of Las Vegas's water, and it has been a powerful symbol of overuse because it currently contains less than forty per cent as much water as it did in 1998, the last time it was close to full.

But over the course of that decade, millions of American families sank deeper and deeper into debt, in large part because of the overuse of credit cards.

Five years ago my father started having daily headaches that were probably triggered by job stress but became chronic because of medication overuse.

In July, he co-authored a revelatory study in which an alarming increase was discovered in the number of pitchers 18 and under requiring so-called "Tommy John" surgery, in which a damaged elbow ligament has to be reconstructed often because of throwing overuse.