Sentence examples similar to overreach in interpretations from inspiring English sources

"This article perhaps overreaches in its interpretations," he says, because the subjects have grown up with language but "they have not grown up with stone tools" as early humans did.

A judge ruled Wednesday that the New York State Board of Regents overreached in its interpretation of a new law on teacher evaluations, offering a victory to the state teachers' union.

They have decried DOD's failure to consult or reach agreements in a manner parallel to ordinary practice under Section 106 of NHPA, and they have marshaled a considerable body of case law indicating that DOD is drastically overreaching in its interpretation of that so-called "universal understanding".

Because of this, I may be overreaching in my interpretation of the findings of this paper.

We realized that we may have overreached in our interpretation of our data and in the statement that DTKR may not be expressed in Or42b.

"One must not overreach in such a climate.

He considers why some presidents overreach in foreign affairs while others fail to do enough.

I'm more than familiar with all the literature about presidential overreach in second terms.

But you overreach in suggesting that lower-calorie choices are "healthier".

In making these fixes, we should also avoid government overreach in the other direction.

Businesses in general, and Wall Street in particular, often overreach in search of profits.