Sentence examples for using overly from inspiring English sources

One internal EIA document said oil companies had exaggerated "the appearance of shale gas well profitability" by highlighting performance only from the best wells, and using overly optimistic models for productivity projections over decades.

The fatal fight began when Mr. Junta said he saw a team of young players, including Mr. Costin's three sons, using overly aggressive play against a team on which his son, Quinlan Junta, then 10, was playing.

The Louisiana insurance commissioner, James J. Donelon, said some agents were using "overly aggressive sales tactics," including false promises, "to market Medicare-related products with little or no concern for the needs of the consumer".

Payday lenders have variously been accused of failing to properly compete with one another on the cost of loans; of conducting too few checks on the financial means of borrowers; and of using overly aggressive tactics to extract repayments.

A Human Rights Watch report found that Kazakhstan's "poor" record continued to deteriorate under Mr Nazarbayev's regime in 2013, with crackdowns on free speech and dissent using "overly broad laws".

WASHINGTON — Two federal courts have ruled that the Obama administration is using overly strict standards to determine whether older Americans are entitled to Medicare coverage of skilled nursing home care and home health care.

We are Gods compared to you! Admittedly, I'm using overly-emotional exaggeration to achieve my aims.

Many festival guests and performers criticized the police officers and security guards at the festival for using overly-aggressive tactics to control the crowd, as well as specifically targeting people of color for extra security checks.

Avoid using overly-complicated language or jargon in an attempt to impress the recipient.

Be creative, and avoid using overly-dramatic scenes (unless it is a melodrama).

Most schoolchildren know enough not to use overly obvious passwords.