The problem with overuse isn't restricted to humans.
But with overuse the label has begun to wear thin.
This phrase has become weary with overuse; let's root it out of every corner and crevice.
Surely these terms of judgment are too blunt with overuse and sanctimony to be penetrating.
Other subplots abounded as ever, most of them involved harking back to storylines already threadbare with overuse.
With overuse of Cipro, "we are risking the loss of a crucially important class of antibiotics," Dr. Levy said.
At a time when the word diversity has become worn with overuse, Nodine Hill, a starting point for immigrants for more than a century, is legitimately diverse.
The series is still suspenseful, but the dread that once again follows Sarah through damp forests, deserted tenements and shadowy, rain-washed streets diminishes with overuse".
As his throat weakened with overuse, Granollers's noise became more strained, then resembled something like a burping dragon or perhaps a German shepherd with bronchitis.
It swiftly became apparently that the Stone Roses were sounding utterly brilliant - so tight that they were almost telepathic, pumping new blood through songs you thought worn out with overuse.
"The series is still suspenseful," Alessandra Stanley wrote in The New York Times, "but the dread that once again follows Sarah through damp forests, deserted tenements and shadowy, rain-washed streets diminishes with overuse".
