Examples of 'over-expansion' in a sentence
Meaning of "over-expansion"
The term 'over-expansion' refers to the act of growing a business or project too quickly beyond sustainable levels, often leading to financial difficulties or operational issues
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Over-expansion is potentially destructive to the lumen tissue.
They create an over-expansion of the money supply.
It should not go on to restore the previous over-expansion.
Over-expansion may result in the foodstuff having a hollow interior.
The reinforcing element prevents over-expansion or excessive deformation of the elastomeric tube.
They also maintained that post-war inflation was caused by an over-expansion of the money supply.
It may lead to an over-expansion which may ultimately lead to crisis and collapse.
But the effects on the euro area from that over-expansion are negligible.
Large recoil necessitates over-expansion of the stent during implantation to achieve the desired final diameter.
In the cities the strained economies of Roman over-expansion arrested growth.
The over-expansion in production capacity captures attention, especially that for HIS.
The cell wall also prevents over-expansion when water enters the cell.
Unplanned over-expansion is often criticized as one of the biggest downfalls of Indian higher education.
Every instinct prevented Shoghi Effendi from embarking on what is known in commerce as over-expansion.
However, the over-expansion of the economy caused inflation and pushed Yugoslavia into economic recession.
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The upper laminator conveyor 40 checks the rise of the foam and prevents over-expansion.
A period of post-Civil War economic over-expansion arose from the Northern railroad boom.
This period is selected to prevent over-expansion of the sleeve 18.
This league existed until over-expansion and financial limitations led to its collapse in 1983.
The positioning element 29 prevents over-expansion of the ribs by contact with the proximal chamber face 67.
