Islamists, who claim to want to restore the original purity of early Islam, make excessive use of pictures.
It has made excessive use of patronage and been insensitive to the fears of Turkey's secularists.
Both Mr. Brew's "Fly," a solo for him, and Robert Koval's "After All," for Ms. Lunn, Mr. Kerns and Mr. Nelson, made excessive use of soulful longing gestures.
An investigation headed by John Scott QC, a human rights lawyer, told ministers that Police Scotland had made excessive use of its informal powers to search people, including tens of thousands of children, without any evidence they had committed a crime.
A considerable number of these patients eventually make excessive use of symptomatic medication.
The latter makes excessive use of the idiom of exclusion, protection and control: lots of sticks but no carrots.
The introduced operators and strategies for processing complex query plans make excessive use of parallelism and other optimization paradigms of distributed query processing.
L1 patients and especially L2 patients often make excessive use of symptomatic drugs, but most of the times the role (cause or effect) that these drugs play in the unfavourable evolution of headache is not clear. .
L1 patients and especially L2 patients often make excessive use of symptomatic drugs, but most of the times the role (cause or effect) that these drugs play in the unfavourable evolution of headache is not clear.
On the other hand the use of such elevated vocabulary bears a serious risk: Whenever the orator makes excessive use of it, the speech might become unclear, thus failing to meet the default requirement of prose speech, namely clarity.
