Sentence examples for overreaction at from inspiring English sources

We need to avoid overreaction at the same time we need to return to feeling in control.

These and other examples led most historians to conclude that, while the revisionists brought to light new issues and exposed American aimlessness, inconsistency, and possible overreaction at the end of World War II, they failed to establish their primary theories of American guilt.

My view of the FA is that it needs to be more proactive and on the front foot [engaging with fans]." José Mourinho, the Chelsea manager, had welcomed the decision not to sanction Torres further – the striker was later dismissed after accruing a second yellow card and will miss Sunday's trip to Norwich City – and has denounced Vertonghen's overreaction at the Spaniard's second yellow card.

Gary, Manchester, via text: "Complete overreaction at half-time but where are the comments now?

"A market crisis presents an outstanding opportunity to profit, because it lets loose overreaction at its wildest," he has said.

Here we demonstrate that the problem originates mainly from DMDS and alkenone overreaction at high temperatures for long time periods, and, secondarily, insufficient amount of iodine catalyst.

"There is no military solution to this crisis, and overreactions at this moment simply deepen already critical divisions," the statement said.

At best it was a brutal overreaction and at worst it was a planned attack on the minority Shia group," said HRW's Africa director, Daniel Bekele.

The concern espoused by pundits and anti-feminists is that renewed actions to end sexual assault are an overreaction that, at best, will lead to confusion between the sexes and, at worst, will ruin men's lives.

The government's overreaction, which left at least 200 people dead, according to the opposition (87, if you prefer the government's figure), made Mr Bashir look all the more vulnerable.

"I'm amazed at the overreaction," General Manager Brian Cashman said.