Sentence examples similar to overly varied from inspiring English sources
The government revised its guidelines in October 2007 with the aim of clarifying what had been criticised for being an overly complex regime and ending a postcode lottery whereby funding varied dramatically from one primary care trust to the next.
Though the specific projections have varied with each report since the 1983 reforms, overly optimistic assumptions are the main reason why Social Security's anticipated insolvency date has advanced more than twenty years earlier than originally advertised.
The response from students on the number of goals varied – some argued that the set of goals were overly-bureaucratic, while others said a complex problem warranted a complex set of solutions.
Parts of speech may be varied, with an adverb becoming an adjective ('You're acting a little overly, aren't you?'); or an adjective a noun ('Love makes you do the wacky').
Our empirical loci varied in length and number of parsimony-informative characters, thus our multi-locus simulation might have been overly influenced by one or a few markers.
The mean SWAD of the Monte Carlo iterations varied substantially across the genome, suggesting that the use of a genome-wide significance threshold would be overly conservative for much of the genome.
Hearn's objections to the current state of bitcoin are varied and frequently technical in nature, but at heart there are two failures: the section of the bitcoin community with power over the future of the currency is overly centralised and overly resistant to change.
