Sentence examples for over expanded from inspiring English sources
The phrase "over expanded" is not grammatically correct in written English
It is missing a verb and does not make sense as a standalone phrase. However, "over" and "expanded" can be used together in a sentence to convey a meaning of something expanding too much or beyond its intended boundaries. For example: - The company's rapid growth led to it over expanding into new markets, causing financial strain. - The cake rose too quickly in the oven, resulting in an over expanded and uneven texture.
Up to 12,000 full- and part-time jobs will go at the ubiquitous chain, which is suffering from having over expanded in urban areas.
In 1993 Shari Frilot, who had curated Fire, took over, expanded the festival and pursued an agenda of encouraging and showing more work from people of color.
At the helm of this climb is John Norman, who has since taken over, expanded UNT Records into Canada, and sprinkled the seeds of his underground, Detroit techno style at its roots.
B7 DEBATE OVER EXPANDED POWERS -- The Bush administration has moved swiftly to expand its national security authority and law enforcement powers in ways that are intended to bypass Congress and the courts, officials and outside analysts say.
Negotiations by US Airways and its pilots' union over expanded use of regional jets collapsed over the weekend, sending the airline's stock down today.
One of the issues was whether tobacco should be included in such a treaty or "carved out" so that health considerations could take precedence over expanded trade.
Daewoo over-expanded into disaster; last year GM and its Asian partners bought control and then killed Daewoo distribution in the U.S.
Fechter's ambitions were cut short, due both to a rush by investors who over-expanded the franchise, and to changes in tech-fashion.
The Arabidopsis Jacalin family over-expanded themselves mainly by tandem and segmental mutual duplications.
Slovakia's hesitation over expanding the bail-out fund almost gave him "a heart attack".
You could find some in the discussion over expanding the playoffs, an idea apparently motoring forward.
