Sentence examples for monitoring too much from inspiring English sources

Theory on performance under pressure in sport has proposed that an athlete may be disrupted psychologically when distracted, or when explicitly monitoring too much the skills involved (Beilock & Carr, 2001; Masters, 1992).

Still, the sources of water are an opportunity for the French and Chadian forces, as they can be monitored without too much difficulty, experts said.

These drugs must be very carefully monitored because too much blood thinner can cause abnormal bleeding.

The teachers are monitored too.

For someone missing a kiwi-size portion of her right temporal lobe, which disabled much of her memory and organizational skills, a heart monitor was "too much detail," she said.

The present monitoring system places too much emphasis on activities and too little on results.

Once a few countries install some such instrument others will follow".; "would best be done under the auspices of the WHO, would cover all aspects from discovery to delivery, with follow up monitoring"; "We have too much regulation already and implementation on a global basis is simply not practicable".

In dark, gridded compositions on large canvases, the vague, blurry images of human bodies are overlaid by all sorts of pixilated textures, as though on a monitor overwhelmed by too much input.

The couple decided that making Donny put on a face mask to go see his mom wired to machines and monitors would be too much for the toddler.

But Mark Reuss, the president of G.M.'s American operations, said the company would proceed cautiously in adding jobs, carefully monitoring demand to avoid having too much production capacity.

Are you aware of these risks and do you monitor if gamers are spending too much?