Sentence examples for gets overstretched from inspiring English sources
Roeder, formerly an executive at Swiss bank UBS, is good on the subprime blowout, though his Newtonian-physics analogy gets overstretched in all directions.
They get overstretched; they push themselves.
This leads to inflation, and obliges the Fed (in America's case) to restrain demand by raising interest rates.An obvious place to look for signs that capacity is getting overstretched is the labour market.
They start to get overstretched, they become inflamed and irritated, and there's your tendinitis.
Today the objective is to get overstretched troops home from Afghanistan as budgets are cut.
"All resources have become overstretched.
Haig may have overstretched the early background information, but once his story gets going it is a page turner and totally enjoyable.
Pain generally occurs because you have overstretched your muscles.
It is unclear how many women may have decided not to get abortions at the already overstretched public hospitals because it took too long to get appointments or because they had to wait too long for the required ultrasound.
Working within a skit-like structure that often feels like one decent gag overstretched, Lawson's direction gets stuck between delivering something unconventional and providing audiences with a fast situational style of humour reminiscent of American film and TV.
