Sentence examples for used excessively from inspiring English sources

"Like" is "used excessively".

Stop and search has been used excessively, with young men in deprived communities disproportionately targeted.

The suggestion that the grenades had been used excessively came from Christopher Dunn, the associate legal director of the New York Civil Liberties Union.

He has struggled in nonsave situations, but with Turk Wendell having been used excessively in the past week, Benitez volunteered to help when he could.

It can increase sex drive, but when used excessively or combined with alcohol it acts as a sedative and can make the user unconscious.

Regulators say that Bristol-Myers inflated its revenues by more than $1 billion, going back at least to 1991, through an aggressive accounting method known as "channel stuffing," which is not necessarily illegal unless it is used excessively.

There's one word in your new book that you use excessively — abashed.

If individuals use excessively high discount rates for personal decisions, how should society discount the future costs and benefits of government programs?

The company sued, contending that the government lacked authority to enforce its new regulations, which use excessively high levels of salmonella as an indicator of an unsanitary plant.

You report that charities are "concerned that authorities are using excessively heavy-handed tactics to eradicate street homelessness" (Laying down the laws, 9 December).

In this body of work, Yola questions many well-established photography conventions, introducing objects into nature, manipulating film, letting light interfere with the negative, making deliberate mistakes, using excessively long exposures.