Sentence examples for over-extracting from inspiring English sources

If it's still going after four minutes, remove the filter to stop the coffee from over-extracting.

You need just enough time to extract flavor compounds, without over-extracting your way to an extra-bitter cup.

In addition, salinity of groundwater caused by over-extracting is another story of groundwater pollution in the MD.

"The link is if you keep over-extracting from your capital asset we'll have very little left and we will go to war over our capital asset, the last of it," adds Higgins, who has support in the UN and European commission, and among climate scientists, environmental lawyers and international campaign groups.

Big roasters are likely over-extracting their beans in order to save as much on food costs as possible, since it's going to be loaded with sugar and milk anyway.

However, the tendency to over-extract the number of factors was also taken into account [ 20].

The experimental results suggest that individuals do not seem to follow entirely the conventional economic prediction of a minimizer of expected costs of regulations against the benefits from over extracting the resource, and that humans can develop norms based on non-enforceable rules of cooperation.

"2009 is admittedly a very warm year, but this is our style", he says, "we never over extract, we always prefer elegance".

But in 2001, the Birmingham team examined seven different brands of mineral water, again pouring them over extracted teeth to see what happened.

The tendency of certain winemakers to make over extracted wines is really a shame.

The thick left over extract was taken out in Petri dishes and placed in fume hood.