Sentence examples for overreaction saying from inspiring English sources

Critics call that an overreaction, saying animals routinely defecate and urinate in the reservoirs and sometimes die in them.

No one was hurt, and Rabbi Glickman cautioned today against an overreaction, saying, "This is not an embattled place," he said.

In response, the paper's executive editor, Martin Baron, slammed Trump's overreaction, saying that the campaign's decision is "nothing less than a repudiation of the role of a free and independent press".

"There was an overreaction," said Matej Rigelnik, a private banker with Nova Ljubjanska Banka.

"For every reaction, there is an overreaction," said Edgar Amador, economist for Latin America in Mexico City at Stone & McCarthy, a consulting firm.

"I think it's fairly draconian and is an overreaction," said Dr. Wish, who has consulted for makers of the drugs.

"For us, the reality facing farmers can sometimes lead to an overreaction," said Ernst Roets, deputy chief executive of AfriForum, an Afrikaner advocacy group helping to defend the accused farmers.

"It's an overreaction," said Eleanor Holmes Norton, the city's nonvoting delegate in Congress, who contends street closings have created havoc for emergency vehicles and choked off the city's evacuation routes.

"The real danger of any terrorism is not so much in the act itself as the overreaction," said Robert Frankston, a computer researcher who is the co-inventor of the spreadsheet.

(The value of United States trade with Canada tripled over the period, while that with Mexico grew more than sixfold).In the wake of the Ottawa shooting, Canadian businesses fear an overreaction, says John Manley, who heads a group representing the country's largest firms.

"It's definitely an overreaction," said Kline.