Sentence examples for overuse of a from inspiring English sources

It does build up, but substitutes the Beatles' riotous bundle of ideas for overuse of a very bad guitar pedal.

It's "the tragedy of the commons" -- the overuse of a commonly held resource -- and it has landed us in our current environmental and energy mess.

DaVita, meanwhile, has paid out hundreds of millions in recent years to settle claims including Medicare fraud and overuse of a potentially harmful medication.

For Medicare patients, most variation comes from differences in patients' health status and the overuse of a particular service, post-acute care.

It includes what purports to be Mr. Colbert's college application essay, featuring ripe malapropisms, overuse of a thesaurus ("the apex, pinnacle, acme, vertex, and zenith of my life's experience") and the lying claim that his great-great-uncle's name is on a building at Dartmouth.

It was apparently caused by the overuse of a growth accelerant.

File separation often results from incorrect use or overuse of an endodontic instrument.

Consideration should be given to the possibility of 'collateral damage', where overuse of an antibiotic predisposes to multi-drug resistance.

More positively, in the US, pending legislation would reduce the overuse of an exemption designed to protect free discussion among officials.

I'm concerned about the overuse of an efficient, cheaper treatment rather than making changes that require more time, money and especially engagement with children.

66 This study illustrates that combined treatment is beneficial at improving outcomes while limiting potential adverse effects that may result from overuse of an individual medication.