Sentence examples for overly prescribed from inspiring English sources
These clever, ambitious mergers of Pop, Minimalism and Abstract Expressionism reframe painting in cataclysmic compositions that nonetheless feel overly prescribed and soulless.
Last month, Express Scripts, one of the largest pharmacy benefit-management companies, said that Celebrex and a rival Merck drug, Vioxx, were being overly prescribed and have only a narrow benefit over older drugs like ibuprofen and naproxen, which are available in generic and over-the-counter versions for a fraction of the price.
What's becoming apparent is that order and balance in our house (whether it's Earth or a country or an elementary school) are not achieved by complex, overly prescribed controls, but by a few clearly delineated simple structures, and with a healthy dose of freedom for individual entities to pursue what they feel is significant.
However, reduction of shrubs and woody debris with overly frequent prescribed fire entries may reduce small mammal densities.
For years doctors were overly enthusiastic, prescribing it for women whose bone density was lower than normal but not in a danger zone, keeping women on the drug indefinitely.
New Perspective on Treatment When drugs called bisphosphonates were introduced to prevent and treat osteoporosis (Fosamax, now available as a generic called alendronate, was the first), overly enthusiastic doctors prescribed them for millions of postmenopausal women who were not at high risk of fracture.
For golfers who have only recently warmed to the gym, these prescribed workouts take the guesswork out of improving their game, and because many are quick they are not overly taxing.
The National Park Service defended the practice of setting controlled, or "prescribed," fires, saying the fires are an essential means of heading off devastating accidental fires in forests that have grown overly dense because of fire suppression over the years.
He prescribed an antidepressant.
The language was prescribed.
