Sentence examples for can be overuse from inspiring English sources
However, in this setting there can be overuse and misuse of imaging.
"These antipsychotics can be overused and abused," said Dr. Johnny Matson, a professor of psychology at Louisiana State University.
"The word 'icon' can be overused," said Linda Dishman, the executive director of the Los Angeles Conservancy.
Cataracts, knees and hip replacements are generally 'good' but it is still the case that they can be overused.
Has something been lost with the move away from physical SFX to CGI? Archaen, posted online CG, of course, can be overused and it has been overused.
"I don't think the word chemistry can be overused in our case because we are a team that plays together," Titans quarterback Steve McNair said.
"Troubled" women can be overused to tepid effect, but 2016 saw traditionally dramatic areas such as mental illness and mourning turned into witty and inventive comedies.
Of course, those 1960's peaceniks somehow did manage to make themselves heard without the Internet, and some latter-day advocates argue that the tool can be overused.
Although baseball provides as much American vernacular as Shakespeare, its metaphors can be overused and mixed until they become clichés and worse.
In interviews, restaurant managers said they agreed that data-compiling can be overused, and that it can't replace a great bartender or waiter.
