In his enthusiasm and liberality with his authors, Constable overextended his resources, and in 1826 Constable and Company went bankrupt.
I vastly overextended my resources in the past few weeks as I flitted around Nice and Corsica pretending not to be woman who recently left her job and now has no steady income.
Opponents of HSA involvement in environmental health planning charge that these activities overextend agency resources, duplicate efforts of other government agencies and involve HSAs in "issues of public policy".
"They also tend to overestimate their capabilities, which results in trying to accomplish too much too quickly and overextended one's resources".
Previously, we have analysed self-reported health 21 22 and sickness absence 23 among young women with the purposes of testing the hypothesis that their work- and career-related demands along with the demands of their family life overextended their personal resources and thus contributed to impaired health and well-being.
In addition, inspection of facilities that house larger animals could suffer, as USDA resources are overextended.
Surely, Truman didn't enter the Korean War for the sake of Koreans, but from the conviction that intervention was essential for American security". "Trump lambasted President Barack Obama for overextending U.S. military resources abroad without a clear-eyed purpose or strategy.
The first weakness of the Obama era, Trump said, was that American resources have been overextended, and the American military has been decimated.
Wikipedia cofounder Jimmy Wales is among the most vocal critics of the measure, and on Tuesday he despaired of its passing, warning that the law has been overextended to apply to small resource-strapped sites rather than just tech giants with the budget to handle it.
They had to ensure that the decision would be acceptable to those who influence the organization, as well as ensure that resources would not be overextended.
