Sentence examples for stretching it too thin from inspiring English sources

As Rambus fights on, one might question whether the company's many legal fights are stretching it too thin.

Match the right people with the right assignments, so employees are stretched but not stretched too thin.

While Armani the man is still a billionaire with a net worth valued at $2.8 billion, Pedrazza says the company's multiple brand extensions, including Armani Casa, Armani Hotels and AX Armani Exchange, have stretched it a bit too thin.

While Armani the man is still a billionaire--with a net worth valued at $2.8 billion, Pedrazza says the company's multiple brand extensions, including Armani Casa, Armani Hotels and AX Armani Exchange, have stretched it a bit too thin.

If you're worried it might stretch you too thin you're probably right and it's best to pass.

Jim Kouf's "Disorganized Crime" (citywide) is a pleasant comedy caper enlivened by enjoyable actors and a couple of belly laughs, but it's stretched too thin for its own good.

In September, Lego said its half-year results had suffered because it had stretched itself too thin by diversifying into products that were not toys, such as the Lego movies.

As a result, teachers took on too many classes, stretching themselves too thin and teaching subjects beyond their expertise.

The company is currently stretching itself too thin by selling across the globe, according to analysts.

Or perhaps a mix of genres, without stretching yourself too thin.

But don't stretch yourself too thin – it's easy to say yes to everything but remember, if you can't deliver this will only backfire.