Sentence examples for may be overused from inspiring English sources

So disruption may be overused and certainly it isn't in our company.

The old adage "Time plays tricks on your memories" may be overused, but it is nevertheless true.

But these treatments for diverticulitis may be overused, according to a study published in JAMA in 2014.

But for the time being, though standing ovations may be overused, overexposed and downright cheap, most performers will still happily admit that they feel, well, awfully nice.

The word "extreme" may be overused in describing male-dominated activities like the X Games or the cinnamon challenge, but it fits the bill when it comes to the Razer Blade gaming laptop.

Corticosteroids may be overused as a treatment for uveitis.

But human rights groups say the police may be overusing the Taser.

As a result one potential patient rang the helpline; 20 left voluntarily without calling the helpline or even seeing a doctor, underlining the concern that some may be overusing A&E.

Guyanese agricultural workers and farmers may be overusing organophosphate herbicides and insecticides, which international studies suggest can lead to impulsive suicidal behaviour.Guyana's suicide rate has fallen by 8.5% since 2000, but much more needs to be done.

Police may be overusing their power to gather people's communications data, the Commissioner for Interception says.

Also included are signs that indicate you may be overusing one particular mode.