Sentence examples for lead to overuse from inspiring English sources

And that, says Dr. Garber, is almost guaranteed to lead to overuse.

Not taking those first steps will inevitably lead to overuse of costly technology.

Amgen and Johnson & Johnson said the payment system, common for oncology drugs, did not lead to overuse.

Government provision of cheap power for water pumps and other price incentives to promote agricultural productivity can lead to overuse as well, he adds.

Repetitive actions that lead to overuse of muscles and tendons can inflame them, causing pain in the hands, shoulders, neck and back.

Critics say that advertising such a complex screening test to the general population might create unnecessary anxiety among women and lead to overuse of the test, which costs $3,120.

The commons leads to overuse and destruction; the anticommons leads to underuse and waste.

That, critics say, has led to overuse of drugs, putting patients at risk.

It also leads to overuse of water for the wrong things, especially for highly water-intensive crops.

James Surowiecki writes that "the commons leads to overuse and destruction; the anticommons leads to underuse and waste" (The Financial Page, August 11th & 18th).

Alexia Kelley Executive Director, Catholics in Alliance for the Common Good Washington, D.C. James Surowiecki writes that "the commons leads to overuse and destruction; the anticommons leads to underuse and waste" (The Financial Page, August 11th & 18th).