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Some, including Tata Motors, overextended themselves when commodity prices were high and credit was easy to come by.

The company overextended itself and was soon out on a limb.

Mr. Kerry accused the president of showing "bad judgment, " and said American forces are "overextended. "

A few years ago I was like some of you reading this overextended, overworked, and deeply unhappy about it.

while the near-term technical backdrop remains bearish, last week selloff appeared to be overextended.

In addition, the more the U. S. becomes financially overextended, the more it is at the mercy of seemingly insignificant financial events.

But the sight of overextended banks in the middle of a crisis is never reassuring, no matter how familiar it may be.

Dulles said Russia had overextended herself in her drive for world domination. (New York Times).

The stock market isn't exactly racing to a new high, and indicators say it's overextended and ready for a correction.

The ensuing monetary creation is fuelling rising inflation, systematic overinvestment and an overextended banking system.

The flip side of the lack of confidence in stocks is an overextended bull market in fixed-income securities, Buffett said.

The downturn will expose certain sectors, like textiles and car-making, and individual companies that have overextended themselves.

After a dozen years of excess, the overextended American consumer is tapped out.

But outside the US, others might point to Iceland, an entire nation brought low by an overextended banking sector.

That there is a real cost to protecting overextended homeowners from the consequences of their own folly?

In short, although seemingly overextended at the moment, expect the stock to draw in buyers in any pull backs to the 84. 50 level.

And if more competitive farming pushed up land prices, it would boost the collateral held by overextended banks.

However, not only that Monday selloff is a bit overextended, the 1300 level represents an important sentiment and technical support.

Overextended Bank of America has four transactions among the top 100.

A number of big property developers overextended themselves and approached the brink of collapse.

Director-General Margaret Chan says the agency is "overextended" and faces "serious funding shortfalls. "

No matter what the cause, the cure for overextended finances may be old-fashioned budgeting.

Sentiment was overextended, so the market was due for a fall anyway.

Then came the crisis : overextended private sectors retrenched .

That last tendency leads to selling when stocks are near a bottom, and buying when rallies are overextended.

He even suggests using the tools that make many individuals feel overextended -- a BlackBerry or cell phone -- for private matters.

Households that overextended themselves have also been badly hurt.

The pound's structural problems, such as the UK's overextended housing sector and its effect on financial services, have not gone away.

Second, we now have an overextended military around the world.

When I'm overextended, I paradoxically become worse at setting boundaries.

The second item is Europe's banks, which are undercapitalised, overextended, and in many cases too big.

Concerned that emerging economies have so overextended themselves with credit that they can't pay back European banks?

Europe had overextended itself, he says. And it wasn't the first society to do so.

After an 86 percent gain in 21 months the market looks overbought , overextended and overvalued .

Behind every overextended kid, there is a well-meaning parent.

Too many of us overextended ourselves during the past decade with credit cards and other debt.

Its credit rating has been cut recently because of concerns that it is overextended.

China's banks are already overextended from the 2009-10 lending binge.

My hesitation is that our ad budget is aIready overextended.

Forced to liquidate their stocks because of margin calls, overextended investors flooded the exchange with sell orders.

When credit markets froze last year, Dubai, like Iceland, found itself overextended.

Some markets that were overextended, such as Britain's, are already seeing aretreat for the first time in 15 years.

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