Sentence examples for will be overstretched from inspiring English sources

The military deployment has raised worries that the British Army will be overstretched as it prepares for a possible war against Saddam Hussein of Iraq.

"The company will be overstretched and will have to revisit its strategy," said Roger Diwan, a partner at PFC Energy in Washington.

They will be overstretched, and desperate for help.Most people will hide.

Various technical measures indicate the market may be overstretched.

Don't be overstretched.

Either will be expensive.Services are overstretched in the American border cities too.

If he makes the subtle shift that many recommend, including military chiefs who feel the French army is overstretched, it will not reduce France's involvement in the Middle East crisis, but it will reduce its autonomy.

In Paris, the police fear they will be so overstretched that they have asked the government to close huge and popular "fan zones" for some matches.

The Government wants the changes to make it cheaper for hospitals to roster doctors at weekends, but medics fear it will lead to the workforce being overstretched.

He said he couldn't estimate how many will close, but believes the UK's capacity is being overstretched which may result in "sensible consolidation".

Its forces are overstretched, it has little money, and it will oblige the Americans only when it is ready to do so.