The number of army officers leaving early has reached a ten-year peak, and there are signs of "overstretch"—a term the Ministry of Defence avoids in some jobs.
Christian Bale, as authentically gaunt as the folk-era Dylan, plays Jack Rollins, who shows up in New York and transfixes the musical scene; toward the end, he emerges as a born-again Christian pastor in California — a deliberate overstretch by Haynes, since Dylan, though he turned to God in the late seventies, was never a minister.
Other studies suggest that volume expansion may worsen RV function by causing a mechanical overstretch that increases RV wall stress and a septal paradoxical motion that increases LV filling pressure and reduces cardiac output.
Tens of thousands of Romanians are already out of jobs in Spain and Italy, and alarm is growing that a mass return could overstretch an already teetering Romanian economy.
But what did for both was imperial overstretch, a rotten economy and, like Russia's today, a mostly unaccountable ruling caste that led a proud country to disaster.
Left to its own devices, it has a tendency to overstretch its legitimate mandate and not respond to the actual needs of African governments.
Xu Qingshan, the director of the Institute for Higher Education Research at Wuhan University, said that many university administrators seek the fastest possible growth in enrollments to maximize the size and revenue of their institutions, even though this may overstretch a limited number of talented professors.
Excessive drinking can also overstretch a bladder, making it hard for the organ to contract and push out urine.
Do not overstretch a resistance band.
Even so, the process of recruiting graduates through an online jobsite could overstretch the time resources of a fast growing small firm.
