Sentence examples similar to this overstretch from inspiring English sources
This overstretches and devalues the validity and usefulness of the concept.
Unfortunately, this overstretches the capabilities of current ab initio modelling approaches [ 164].
Xu Qingshan, the director of the Institute for Higher Education Research at Wuhan University, said that many university administrators seek the fastest possible growth in enrollments to maximize the size and revenue of their institutions, even though this may overstretch a limited number of talented professors.
This may overstretch the already fragile health system in Ghana.
But she should ensure this will not overstretch her finances, as it could make repayments unsustainable on her current salary.
Banks can get away with this kind of overstretch and mismatch if they know they can always borrow easily and cheaply.
To be complete in this regard would overstretch any CRIM.
"It was this question of imperial overstretch.
Planning decisions at local government level do not help this; they would rather overstretch towns by building huge new swathes of housing there instead of allowing smaller developments to take place in villages where the community would most benefit from new families, new full time community members and the revival of transport, school and small businesses.
This disparity is imperial overstretch that the United States can no longer afford.
During this period, Goodwin oversaw over-ambition, overstretch, eventual collapse and majority state ownership of that bank.
