Sentence examples for overachieved from inspiring English sources

You argued that slow growth, in turn, would "hamper their ability to harness economies of scale in order to lower transaction costs and cut rates of their own accord".Actually, the problem with microfinance in India is the opposite of what you suggest; the largest MFIs have grown fast, overachieved on economies of scale and have very high average margins.

You could almost go the other way and say he's overachieved for the game he's had".

But improving a team that has overachieved in the Champions League this season – that is the hard bit.

Rangers, like pre-makeover PJS, have relentlessly overachieved but been utterly dowdy.

"This season has probably been what everybody expected last season, when we massively overachieved," manager Steve Coppell said.

He had begun building his kennel with a team of "scrubs," castoffs that he had bought from other mushers, including his father, and with rigorous, unorthodox training they had overachieved.

A five-year plan to qualify for the Champions League was put in place, but Pellegrini's team overachieved last season (Year 2) and managed to finish fourth in La Liga, giving Málaga an opportunity to compete in a playoff for a spot in the Champions League.

"But, for the most part, these guys have overachieved.

He probably overachieved by leading the team's promotion last season as he imbued the players with his never-say-die attitude.

While he may not inspire all segments of the Republican base, Romney has truly overachieved when it comes to offering material to comedians.

In particular, candidates with Mr. Santorum's ideological positioning, like Pat Robertson, Pat Buchanan and Mike Huckabee, have slightly overachieved their polling in past Republican caucuses.