All of these social groups will point out that the recession was caused in part by greedy developers who overheated the property market and hence the entire economy thanks also to loans from their chums in the main Irish banks.
There was one in every breath – from a penny off a pint to another disastrous help-to-buy boost to an already overheated housing market, when building is at its lowest for a century.
Likewise, Liberal Democrat warnings of "mob rule" look overheated from the streets of Lerwick, unless one measures witch-hunts by Twitter hashtags alone.
Spain now has the second-largest current-account deficit in the world in dollar terms and looks dangerously overheated.
The economy overheated, and as inflation climbed, Indians rushed into gold, a popular store of value.
The local housing market, which accounts for most of the loans, looks overheated.
The irony here is that in accusing critics of his reckless rhetoric of trying to scare senior citizens, Perry himself is doing exactly that.Look, I agree that Mr Perry's rhetoric is overheated.
If ever you make a factual mistake; if ever you bend the truth to make a good story; if ever you just wing it or make it up; if ever your language gets indefensibly overheated; if ever you're criticised for not being brave enough in pursuing the truth, ditch the uncomfortable "journalist" label.
China's ministry of finance tripled a stamp tax on securities transactions to 0.3%, the first time the tax has been raised in ten years, in a determined effort by the government to cool what many see as dangerously overheated stockmarkets.
Some brokers say the stock exchange was overheated because of the effect of the illegal kerb market trading, and blame the government for failing to halt the illegal sharedealing.
First, having overheated last year, the economy stalled in the third quarter, partly as a result of earlier interest-rate rises and modest fiscal tightening.
