Sentence examples for from its overuse from inspiring English sources

Expats living in Russia have suffered so severely from its overuse that they have set up a Facebook group, DillWatch, which has more than 1,000 members who share pictures of "inappropriate" uses of dill.

The phrase seems to come from its overuse as a food in the army, which makes sense when you think about it.

"It comes from overuse, it comes from bad technique and it comes from a lack of core fitness.

The company is dealing with an onslaught of criticism around polarization, election interference, fake news, censorship, sucking money out of journalism, and negative impacts on well-being from overuse of its social network.

It's an insight that has become blunt from overuse, particularly with its essentialist hint that women share one eye: a vision that is circular, mucky, menstrual, intimate, wise.

"I think it is from overuse.

Grayed from overuse, it dropped down the big, round spindle as an automatic tone arm slid over.

Which will be the 100 of the bunch, beloved by all until it implodes from overuse?

According to the self-reported performance of the tests and examinations, it varied from overuse to underuse.

Mr. Webster said one of the high school fields was in such bad shape from overuse that it was decided not to use it last year.

It's ripped open, hanging precariously, either from overuse or from a recent scuffle.