There is too much of such oversold comedic acting in the whole production.
Mr. Obama oversold how much they have improved and played down serious weaknesses.
Slots at crowded airports are a valuable economic resource, much like scarce seats on an oversold flight.
Unfortunately for many employers, they often don't discover how much a particular candidate may have oversold themselves until they've been hired and can't perform to expectations.
On balance, it now seems that most of the firms that applied it became more efficient; but it is also clear that it was hopelessly oversold, and that it is much more use to some types of firm, or business people doing some types of thing, than it is to others.
And the benefits of GMOS have been oversold by the industry: they haven't, so far, done much to feed the hungry.
The Obama administration's new consumer protections for beleaguered airline passengers — including higher compensation for travelers bumped from oversold flights and prominent disclosure of all service fees — are much needed.
Yet fans will debate how much credit he deserves, given that Cotto's resurrection may have been oversold, and given that Álvarez didn't manage to score a knockout, or even a knockdown.
"We are oversold by as little as three-to-one and as much as six-to-one in everything we make," Tate told Austin's CultureMap in March.
"Much of the recent scientific literature is repetitive, unimportant, poorly conceived or executed, and oversold; perhaps deservingly, much of it is ignored," wrote the microbiologist Ferric Fang in a 2012 editorial.
Farrell: And if that's directionally correct, that there's that much of a rebound capable in the market place, it shows you how grotesquely oversold we got in the market.
