Sentence examples for excessively monitoring from inspiring English sources

Filmmakers can often be frustrated by the creative constraints imposed by the studio system, but when working on a much lower budget level, there's simply not enough at stake to warrant any executive excessively monitoring the filmmaker's choices.

The researchers said this ability to excessively monitor one's weight could be a contributing factor in the development of eating disorders.

Carers can excessively monitor, so I have people say, so we're not allowed to enjoy ourselves, we can't be happy, we can't sit home and watch TV and burst on laughing because the family will go, oh what's wrong?

Traditional identification models relied excessively on monitoring data, and are laborious and data intensive (Cheng and Jia 2010).

For one, many investors submit excessively short or incomplete answers that are not particularly helpful to monitoring NGOs.

Investors Intelligence, edited by Michael Burke, has been monitoring investment letter sentiment since 1963, turning bullish when sentiment became excessively bearish (and vice versa).

The Department of Justice is now monitoring early voting in Miami-Dade to ensure compliance with the 1965 Voting Rights Act following complaints of excessively long wait times, according to the Associated Press.

The Vickers deadline has been branded as excessively timid by Robert Jenkins, one of the few external members of the Bank of England's financial policy committee, the new body charged with monitoring risks and bubbles in the financial system.

Behavioral problems interfering with the recovery of patients with excessively low body weight were monitored after their admission to the hospital.

"So not excessively excessive.

These UAVs, armed with high-resolution cameras, provide authorities with the ability to monitor suspect factories and workshops that are excessively contributing to China's pollution problem.