overuse

IPA: oʊvɝjˈuz

Examples of "overuse" in Sentences

But her joints are suffering from something called overuse injuries.
For example, we might say that a machine has broken down due to overuse, which is a relational property.
GUPTA: Her ground strokes, well, they are improving but her joints are suffering from something called overuse injuries.
After receiving more than 360 complaints that long-term overuse of the popular denture cream Fixodent caused serious nerve damage, the
Easing chest pain in these patients isn't a bad thing, so misunderstanding the benefits of stents wouldn't technically be called overuse, he said.
The FDA has called the overuse of antibiotics in food animals "a serious public health threat," linking it to the emergence of super-scary superbugs like MRSA.
It's a metaphor too good not to overuse, which is why everything from insurance companies to arctic icebreakers have incorporated the word Sampo in their names.
"However, one of the effects of long-term overuse of alcohol is considerable weight loss and muscle wastage, which are recognised consequences of the way alcohol damages the body.