Sentence examples for had overextended itself from inspiring English sources

Several analysts said the company had overextended itself.

A for-profit prison company started construction on a facility but stopped, saying it had overextended itself.

Again, he was directing his remarks at Mr. Bush, this time contesting the belief that America's military had overextended itself through far-flung peacekeeping missions.

But by the end of the nineteenth century the family had overextended itself financially — having built, among other things, a private rail line to expedite its gatherings for Sunday lunch — and the estate was subdivided and sold off.

The San Francisco-based company had overextended itself.

By late 1999, AutoNation had overextended itself; used-car prices had stabilized, and CarMax had integrated its website with its nationwide network of stores, setting them apart from the internet-only players.

Some analysts argue that the company has overextended itself The stock has fallen by 39% from its April high.

Some analysts argue that the company has overextended itself in this politically and economically risky part of the world.

His lawyer, Rocco Cipparone Jr., said Mr. Luongo had "overextended" himself financially.

By the early nineties, the restaurateur had overextended himself, and he didn't have enough to pay the taxes on Indochine.

Tarrant, however, had overextended himself, taking out a massive debenture that he could not repay when asked to do so by the banks during the Great Depression.