Sentence examples for overly endorsing from inspiring English sources
A year earlier BBC Radio 1 was criticised by the BBC Trust for overly endorsing Coldplay's Viva la Vida tour, following a complaint from the RadioCentre.
If he is overly combative, he could alienate unions that paved the way for his re-election, either by endorsing him or staying neutral, as the teachers' union did.
But the distinction between the two types of profiles are quite clear, and I don't object to status updates from celebrities endorsing a product nearly as much as I would if it came from one of my friends who became overly-greedy.
In this edition: a lot of Herman Cain and overly confident punditry, some crowded estimates and two more endorsed ideas about newspaper endorsements.
The frequent counts of total items (similar to the item difficulties in this study) endorsed by examinees would not be overly distorted if we assume that the errors made by them were randomized across the questions.
Rusbridger said the industry's proposal contained "some improvements" on the one endorsed by the government, which he described as "overly directive" in areas such as the direction of apologies and its handling of group complaints.
As highly endorsed as Mueller is, we can't get overly excited about his appointment.
President Mohammed Morsi and his Muslim Brotherhood have endorsed the document, but critics say it is poorly drafted and overly favours Islamists.
Mr. Searns also cited a recent public opinion letter issued by the Federal Trade Commission and endorsed by the Justice Department that criticizes the American Bar Association's definition of practicing law as overly restrictive.
