Sentence examples for overuse from from inspiring English sources

All these injuries are directly related to overuse from multiple seasons.

Most studies have found instead that the pains — which can affect nearly half of all children — result from brittle bones and physical activity, in particular overuse from running, climbing and jumping during the day.

Our results confirm the presence of OF dysfunction in CM patients with medication overuse from a neuropsychological perspective, and suggest that OF dysfunction heralds a poor prognosis in terms of medication overuse in these patients.

Some biomarkers of inflammation were altered in patients with CM associated to medication overuse: from the third month after withdrawal patients show a reduction of inflammation that is maintained at 12 months.

Lateral epicondylitis has been reported to be the result of overuse from many activities.

The paved road is already deteriorating from overuse, particularly from trucks carting coal and cement, making some spots nearly impassable.

His voice was slightly hoarse, not so much from overuse as from the residual effects of a slight cold that had bothered him before the fight.

It's ripped open, hanging precariously, either from overuse or from a recent scuffle.

Did a stalled cellular network – whether from overuse or from somebody's quick decision to shut it down – save an unknown number of bombs from going off? It's impossible to tell at this point.

An inevitable consequence of this impact is that biotic and biophysical conditions of ecosystems become degraded from overuse or from accidents [1], [2], [3], [4], [5].

"It comes from overuse, it comes from bad technique and it comes from a lack of core fitness.