Sentence examples for bit of overshooting from inspiring English sources

"We had a bit of overshooting in the perception of political risk in December," said Yaroslav Lissovolik, the chief economist at Deutsche Bank in Moscow.

At present it is at risk of overshooting its target of a 6% cut by around 30%.

A potential by-product is tighter control on train stopping and starting, cutting the chances of overshooting platforms at stops.

For the effects of overshooting on stellar evolution, see e.g. Bressan et al. (2015).

Instead, the consequence of overshooting a goal should simply be an irremediable overproduction of terminal cells.

The problem of overshooting or undershooting did not occur for any method in Scenario 3.

Last week, the Bank of England governor, Mark Carney, said the Bank could tolerate "a bit" of an overshoot against its 2% inflation target to help economic growth and employment.

Talk of allowing the economy to run hot by "temporarily running a high pressure economy" and being willing to "tolerate a bit of an overshoot in inflation" from Yellen and Carney respectively are having the desired effect in the short term as bond yields rise.

This is a bit of an overshoot".

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Currently, by drawing down nonrenewable resources, we're a bit over 2.2gha, overshooting Earth's limits by about 25%.