Sentence examples for result of overuse from inspiring English sources

Muscle soreness may also be a result of overuse, which may eventually lead to injury.

The chair of the Health and Safety Executive has claimed that "jobsworth" bureaucrats are creating joyless playgrounds and uninspiring science lessons as a result of overuse of regulations.

The problem was emerging throughout the country, partly as a result of overuse and misuse of some of the workhorse antibiotics developed after World War II.

"The word escalation and all its synonyms are about to drop out of the lexicon as a result of overuse," Chemi Shalev wrote in the Israeli daily Maariv today.

He also said that he would not use a weighted bat to hit off a tee on the advice of the doctors, who told him the injury was the result of overuse.

Djokovic, who has graced 10 finals and lost only two of 59 matches all year, said he has been suffering the past 10 days from an injury to his right shoulder that is the result of overuse.

The great majority of glenohumeral cartilage lesions without any bony lesions are the results of overuse.

The great majority of glenohumeral cartilage lesions without any bony lesions are the results of overuse secondary to chronic traumas associated with rotator cuff injury, instability, or impingement syndrome.

Water supplies have been drying up in Northern China for decades, the result of pervasive overuse and waste.

For example, a drastic depletion of mature broad-leaved forests, especially oak, was a result of the overuse of timber in the iron and shipbuilding industries.

The statistics cited by Mark Hyman in his book "Until It Hurts: America's Obsession with Youth Sports and How It Harms Our Kids" (new in paperback from Beacon Press), are sobering indeed: "Every year more than 3.5 million children under 15 require medical treatment for sports injuries, nearly half of which are the result of simple overuse".