Примеры overdrawn

• Thus, the book's title, which announces a study of the whole country from 1786 to 1904, is somewhat overdrawn.

• He conceded that perhaps his expectations regarding regional elites were overdrawn.

• The moral benefits of music are therefore overdrawn, and it cannot be made to redeem the problems of society; in fact, it might exacerbate them.

• One may argue that a caricature of the medical model is being presented and that the contrast with the developmental model is overdrawn.

• The importance of the discourse about "imagination," for example, examined in chapter 1, is overdrawn.

• For example, we cannot formulate invariants like balance > 0, stating that an account cannot be overdrawn.

• The contrast typically made between utilitarianism and virtue theory is overdrawn.

• The book's discussion as to the interface between species conservation and concern for the welfare of individual specimens of that species is helpful, but some apparent dichotomies might seem overdrawn.

• The contrast, however, can be overdrawn.

• I feel that the contrast between recent economic anthropology and the debates that took place in it say 30 or 40 years ago may be somewhat overdrawn.

• Hill makes a strong but overdrawn case.

• It is not a current account which is being used regularly and which is being overdrawn.

• The amounts overdrawn are being adjusted by small weekly deductions in accordance with the regulations for such cases.

• Those who did and defied the wrath to come usually found that they were overdrawn.

• I do not think it is right that their cheques should bounce within seconds of the computer showing them to be overdrawn.