The first weakness of the Obama era, Trump said, was that American resources have been overextended, and the American military has been decimated.
"To point out that our military has been overextended, taken for granted, and neglected -- that is no criticism of the military," Mr. Cheney said today.
Wikipedia cofounder Jimmy Wales is among the most vocal critics of the measure, and on Tuesday he despaired of its passing, warning that the law has been overextended to apply to small resource-strapped sites rather than just tech giants with the budget to handle it.
That data won't apply to Lending Club borrowers, says Sanborn. "When you hear about where credit has been overextended, that's deep subprime, and that's not where we're focusing at all," he says, calling current default rates "well within historic norms, even if 2016 doesn't look as good as 2015".
Brian Johnson, insolvency partner at the chartered accountants, HW Fisher & Company, said the figures showed Britons were shrugging off austerity and had been tempted to overextend.
"The most risk you can have is being overextended," he said.
He said the group, which until then had been owned and run by its founder, Gordon Dunne, had overextended itself.
"Probably, no matter how much money he had, he would be overextended bibliomaniacally — or should the word be 'bibliographically'bibliographically
Freed from the constraints of a trail or even of daylight, some snowshoers have been known to overextend themselves.
Maybe some consumers will be able to keep their credit cards, but as we've seen, Americans were overextended even before banks started cutting them off.
Transit has been directed to overextend itself; use capital to pay operating maintenance expenses, incur too much debt service and use other preservation capital to construct and then operate too many new rail projects".
