Sentence examples for example of over from inspiring English sources
Another possible example of over adjustment is the use of individual level covariates that are too closely related to the quality indicator.
For example, excluding women who requested it, 15.1% with DCIS or stage I, with clear margins, had mastectomy, an example of over treatment based on NCCN guidelines and meta-analyses; and only 15.6% had breast reconstruction within a year, an example of under treatment.
It's also a pretty clear example of over-sharing (and perhaps dobbing on yourself).
(Tom Sachs's new installation at the Bohen Foundation is another current example of over-the-top construction).
But here we have another example of over-compression in the wording, this time in the use of the present participle 'developing' where the cryptic reading requires 'develops'develops
The premise might work if the film were content to be a fairly undistinguished example of over-the-top gross-out comedy.
He cited a dispute with Brussels over the UK's failure to designate protected marine areas for harbour porpoises as an example of over-regulation, when dolphin-repelling electronic devices could have been used on nets instead.
But the concern with this new claim is not that it is possibly another example of over-optimism but that it is inconsistent with one of the guiding principles of constructing a scientific hypothesis.
"The NatWest Three obviously fought a very slick PR campaign - they had a lot of money and they did very well in raising this issue," says Knowles. "But their case probably wasn't the best example of over-zealous prosecution.
Gibson Guitar Corporation has agreed to pay $350,000 in penalties to settle federal charges that it illegally imported ebony Madagascar to use for fret boards, ending a criminal investigation that had drawn fire from conservatives as an example of over-reaching by the government, the Justice Department announced on Monday.
