overspend|overspending|overspends|overspent in English

verb

[,o·ver'spend || ‚əʊvə(r)'spend]

spend more than is available or practical (i.e of time, energy, or money)

Use "overspend|overspending|overspends|overspent" in a sentence

1. The organization is heavily overspent.

2. Know how to overspend it to widen your choices, but do not overspend recklessly.

3. The company has overspent on marketing.

4. Do not overspend on entertainment.

5. Don't overspend on friends or children.

6. Try not to overspend on luxury items.

7. Don't overspend on items for your home.

8. I overspent my salary this month.

9. He has been overspent with the work.

10. Too many people overspend during the holidays.

11. Overspent its athletic budget by $ 1 million in the past five years.

12. We did not note any instances of overspending of allotments or appropriations.

13. Many departments have overspent their budgets this year.

14. They are encouraged to overspend and borrow money.

15. The council seems likely to overspend this year.

16. We're expecting to have a £5 million overspend this year.

17. The hospital has overspent its budget by ￡000.

18. The hospital has already overspent its drugs budget.

19. You could be tempted to overspend on unnecessary items.

20. Efforts are under way to avoid a ￡800,000 overspend.

21. The liberal democrats wanted a more modest overspend ... seven million.

22. He is running the risk of overspend his promotion budget.

23. The board decide to limit the overspend by the production department.

24. Compulsive overspending in these days of credit cards has become more common.

25. Travel will entice you; however, a tendency to overspend is quite possible.