Sentence examples for overreacted on from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Kleiton Lima, the Brazilian coach, had a part in his team's downfall, first by letting his players blatantly dawdle in the closing minutes, thereby earning three minutes of added time from the ref, who by that time might have been getting the sense she had overreacted on the retake of the Brazil penalty kick an hour earlier.

"We need to overreact on the side of stimulus, overreact on the side of capital infusion if we are to restore confidence going forward, and the next president will have a historic opportunity to do that," Summers said in a Boston speech last month.

We overreact on the way up and we overreact on the way down.

And the public markets tend to overreact on a quarterly basis.

If the markets do overreact on the way down, when the economy recovers there will be extremely cheap valuations.

Medel was red-carded after slapping Canas, then with Real Betis, in a heated Andalusian derby and Rangel believes that shows the Chilean could again overreact on Sunday.

Thus, it is essential for China not to overreact on the arbitration ruling and to provide the Philippines a conducive environment to improve Philippines-China relations under the Duterte administration.

We suggest that the cell may compensate for this failing by overreacting on first exposure to salt stress, with the result that the initial pathway activation level might be sufficiently high to manage a ramp in stress until the Hog1 response can be recalibrated.

The key to avoiding frustration is not to get upset about little things or overreact on small mistakes done by others.

"I mean, we had the one weekend where we had three or four hits that some may have overreacted to," Rooney went on.

The United States overreacted to the 9/11 attacks on the Twin Towers, according to the incoming vice chancellor of the University of Oxford.