Meanings of overextend in English

Vidal had a tendency to overextend this aspect of his country's hospitality.

Aggressive growth can overextend management's attention, company infrastructure and financial resources, Moody's said.

You don't have to overextend yourself, say experts; just do what you can.

They would let the enemy advance and overextend itself.

The problem is that sometimes we overextend ourselves.

Don't overextend yourself or feel like you "should" do everything.

So she was less likely to overextend and crack our guy on top of the head.

Clare: It's definitely saved us during the recession to not overextend ourselves in terms of product pre-made.

Grow slowly, don't overextend and focus on your core business model rather than starting too many projects.

However, other U.S. officials believe ISIL could overextend itself were it to try to take all of Baghdad.

It would overextend her powers.

Smart not to overextend herself.

Even though we have freedom, it's still confining and you don't want to overextend the number of people in your house.

Even in the game in which you did fantastically, take that moment of time and reflect, hey, did I overextend for that ward?

It will understeer as you overextend its limits, but it has loads of grip through corners, in part thanks to its 18-inch Bridgestone tyres.

Not wanting to overextend ourselves, we chose the two countries we most wanted to visit, Peru and Brazil, and allotted two months' total for both.