Sentence examples for overachieves from inspiring English sources

Called the EA824 inside Audi, and marketed as the 4.0 TFSI V-8, it's a densely packed engine less than 20 inches long that overachieves relative to its 4-liter displacement.

(And it's a cornerbacking group that, thanks to the four-man pass-rush, already overachieves because it has extra bodies and thus the luxury of pressing receivers at the line even when playing zone or off-man).

By quitting now, Calhoun might have given the administration the ammunition to make a clean break from him next spring unless Ollie overachieves with what Calhoun has left him.

"Academics, athletics, character, dedication, the way he achieves and overachieves in almost everything he does.

Expertly cooked hanger steak with spicy kimchi pirogis ($20) overachieves.

It seems that whenever Ward is written off, he rises to the occasion and overachieves.

In David McGoldrick they have one of the division's best players, but they have lost another of them in Aaron Cresswell and with the owner Marcus Evans unlikely to compromise compliance with Financial Fair Play, will rely on their manager to overachieve on a tight budget once more.

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.

EVEN Latvians' fans rarely call them exciting: with overachieving Estonians to the north and outspoken Lithuanians to the south, the middle one of the Baltic three often struggles for the limelight.

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

In football, Southampton have looked quietly efficient under Mauricio Pochettino and have become many people's tips for the team most likely to overachieve this season.