I think sometimes you can be overpromoted, and it can hurt you in the end".
It said that the shot's effectiveness had been "overpromoted and overhyped," said Michael T. Osterholm, the center's director.
It is difficult to judge whether he would have been overpromoted were he to find himself assistant regional manager at Wernham Hogg (or even assistant to the regional manager).
The collapse of the stock, along with similar performances by both Facebook and the online games company Zynga, has led to questions about whether these new fast-growing consumer Web businesses were overpromoted.
Riley's transfer record hardly eases the suspicion that he has been overpromoted and there is an excruciating story about what happened when the agent of one signing turned up to negotiate the contract.
There were rumours that she would lose her job, after less than six months, and some still say she is overpromoted, a competent backroom number cruncher, now horribly out of her depth.
To Mr. Staley, ethanol is overpromoted as a solution to the nation's energy challenges, and the growth in production, if unchecked, has the potential to ravage America's livestock industry and harm the nation's reliability as an exporter of corn and its byproducts.
"A year ago, Pepsi was overpromoting and not getting the volume growth," said Andrew Conway, a beverage and tobacco analyst at Credit Suisse First Boston.
"We have overpromoted and overhyped this vaccine," said Michael T. Osterholm, director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy, as well as its Center of Excellence for Influenza Research and Surveillance.
Even when they die famous, female artists are often belittled as minor talents overpromoted by feminists, as is often said of O'Keeffe, Kahlo and the 17th century visionary Artemisia Gentileschi.
