Sentence examples for that overreach from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rohrabacher on Wednesday vowed to "fight" that "overreach".

Even now, in President Bush's waning months in the White House, that overreach continues.

That overreach, together with Toensing's prominence in Republican politics, suggested that the controversy might never have become public had Sanders not run for President.

There's no need for that overreach; there is plenty for us all to recognise and enjoy in this crowd-pleasing set by a newfound star.

Although they want the security and roomy profit margins of the steakhouse formula, they don't want the constraints, so they simultaneously buy into and buck it, winding up with restaurants that overreach or seem muddled.

Former presidential counterterrorism adviser Richard Clarke wrote last week that "overreach" is an endemic problem – although here he focuses on the FBI, not the NSA: we should worry about this program because government agencies, particularly the Federal Bureau of Investigation, have a well-established track record of overreaching, exceeding their authority and abusing the law.

That overreaching also has a pattern.

Yakubu was sold to Middlesbrough, another team that overreached itself.

So I think there's a lot of concern about that overreaching.

Cerberus, many agree, was like so many private equity firms that overreached during the late boom in corporate buyouts.

"Artists worked fewer shows in a tough business climate and those that overreached suffered the consequences," Pollstar editor Gary Bongiovanni said.