Sentence examples for excessively driven from inspiring English sources

Emma Dial is an appealing woman of 31, talented but not excessively driven, who earns her living as an assistant to a celebrated male painter.

Ingrid Fliter was the soloist in the First Piano Concerto, and she paled somewhat in comparison to Lewis; although her playing was secure and brilliant, it was too often clipped in articulation, excessively driven.

The bcl-2 gene was initially discovered at the t(14 18) chromosome translocation breakpoint in B-cell follicular lymphomas, where its transcription becomes excessively driven by the immunoglobulin heavy chain gene promoter and enhancer on chromosome 14.

The only demographic group that excessively drives interest in trying new applications are millennials.

Computer Gaming World complained that the campaigns "are excessively story driven and include little in the way of straightforward build-and-raze missions".

In the coming months, the Conservative-led government will impose excessively large, ideologically driven cuts to public services.

The primary disadvantages of the old system were that it allowed expenditures to be driven excessively by the burden of past commitments and to be blown off course by rises in the cost of public sector inputs.

However, most phase I trial designs remain excessively conservative and are driven by criteria developed for cytotoxic agents with the goal of identifying a "maximum tolerable dose" with acceptable risks to patients.

His voice is bright and firm, relatively light but ringing; it has a metallic, slightly driven edge, but it's not excessively pushed.

Excessively overcrowded bus may drive away the anxious travelers and make them reluctant to take buses.

The weapons that make it into the field are the best ever made, but they typically are procured in uneconomical lots and using excessively burdensome procedures that drive up costs.