overly的示例

• Fascinating and moving in places and overly technical in others.

• The fact that these disorders wax and wane despite optimal drug treatments suggests that the popular concept of "brain disease" is overly static and reductionistic.

• The conditions for ministerial restraint equilibria are somewhat more restrictive than when the reshuffle regime is exogenously determined, but not overly so.

• Authentic artists are seen as talented, creative, and not overly concerned with short-term success, obtained by any means and at any cost.

• However, the course charted so far may be overly ambitious.

• Overly broad conclusions will be retracted as genetic heterogeneity and environmentally caused variants arise.

• As this analysis unfolds, however, crucial variables often appear overly simplified and somewhat static, hindering analysis of their interactions.

• Further, these funds may distort compensation profiles and create incentives for the inclusion of overly risky assets in a pension portfolio.

• Similarly, parents who are understandably worried about the influence of older peers in such neighborhoods may be overly restrictive and harsh in parenting their offspring.

• In perhaps an overly optimistic push, proponents of genetic engineering promise to conquer world hunger.

• This makes the novel sound overly busy, if not rather tediously postmodern; but somehow it all manages to work.

• How can we improve upon our current "muddling through" while incorporating the well-founded critiques of overly rationalist approaches?

• Ten years after the peace accords, the judicial system remained weak, inefficient, antiquated, overly partisan, and subject to corruption.

• Ethnic-based humor was still allowed - even encouraged - as long as it was not overly vicious or two-dimensional in its treatment.

• Though they concede that most minimum standards are overly conservative, they insist that this comfortable margin of error ensures that false identification will never occur.