Sentence examples for overuse to from inspiring English sources

The warning might leave children who really need that particular medication less likely to get it; the pendulum swings from risky overuse to dangerous underuse.

Apart from the propulsion technique the focus of biomechanics research of manual wheelchair propulsion is mainly towards injury mechanisms, especially phenomena of overuse to the upper extremity.

The International Classification of Headache Disorders II (ICHD II) defines the overuse to be ≥15 days/month for simple analgesic, or ≥10 days/month for triptans, ergots, opioids, combination of analgesics or acute medications for >3 months [3, 4].

The odds ratio (OR) for a patient with medication overuse to have chronic headache was 13.1 if he had a history of primary headache, compared to a patient without a primary headache syndrome.

This impressively illustrates that our integrated headache care program results in a long-lasting change in treatment style, away from passive measures and acute medication overuse to an active coping strategy using more non-pharmacological therapies.

It's not just a word we can overuse to death the way we did "literally" or "amazing".

The word "freedom" may have been overused to the point of meaninglessness by George Bush.

THE title "management guru" is overused to the point of tedium.

PARIS — If the word crisis is vastly overused, to speak of a global food crisis is, if anything, an understatement.

The Girl on the Train was widely and excessively trumpeted as "the next Gone Girl", a phrase now overused to the point of irrelevancy.

"Troubled" women can be overused to tepid effect, but 2016 saw traditionally dramatic areas such as mental illness and mourning turned into witty and inventive comedies.