Sentence examples for excessively technical from inspiring English sources

Diplomats who monitored the signature gathering, which took place in December, said the ruling appeared to be excessively technical.

Her writing is precise, personable, perspicacious: she uses no jargon and avoids excessively technical language, while relishing and celebrating the specific skills of the painter.

Eric was at the heart of a dispute which combined an ideological charge with an approach that, at the time, I found dry and excessively technical.

Others offer rigorous arguments on detailed matters, but can seem excessively technical and pedantic, of interest only to a few scholars in a sub-discipline.

On the other side, economists tend to have an excessively technical and mechanical approach to history, which they often treat as a playground to demonstrate their econometric skills.

This paper attempts to explain (in not excessively technical language) some of the most basic issues in modeling the economics of catastrophic climate change.

The classic medical textbook tends to be overly technical, excessively detailed, profusely referenced, and the antithesis of enjoyable reading.

But lawyers representing Mrs Warren, 28, from Birmingham, told the High Court judge that the regulator was taking an "excessively linguistic and technical approach".

Web surveys and independent research have found that readers are often put off by excessively complicated or technical language, or in other words, jargon.

"So not excessively excessive.

However, the attachment of large amounts of payment may also have led practitioners to focus excessively on the some technical aspects of the survey, and limit their value as a quality improvement tool.