Sentence examples for overdone concerns from inspiring English sources

Despite this, it has performed in-line with the FTSE 250 over 12 months, as overdone concerns on BT Sport weigh.

Earlier in the day, its shares fell 22percentt because of what one analyst said was overdone concern about government cutbacks on spending on a Cray project in the 2004 fiscal year.

It's an unwieldy, overdone headache.

With regards to the theme of time traveling, Hayashi had felt that it seemed like a topic that was overdone and expressed concern over it when he first heard the idea from Shikura.

This is potentially a knotty problem, but a few points seem to suggest that Wales's concerns are overdone.

And the experience of America's SEC, which since last year has been offering whistleblowers 10-30% of fines collected, suggests companies' concerns are overdone.

But it recovered 35p to 858.5p on Friday, a 4.25% gain which took the shares to a new 52 week high, as analysts said the concerns were overdone.

This has led to fears that London could lose its pre-eminence as a global financial ­centre, although unions consider that these concerns are overdone and self-serving.

"The concerns are overdone," he told the BBC.

This is happening, but we think the concerns are overdone.

Such concerns are overdone, said Mr Bjornson, insisting that global estimates point to more than 250 years of economically recoverable natural gas resources at current consumption levels.