| One of the striking characteristics of this community was its achievement — you could even say its overachievement — of mastering English. |
| In the light of the result for 2003, an overachievement of the budgetary target for 2004 seems likely. |
| The 21-year-old from Oxford had not expected to make the final and his seventh place was a rare example of British overachievement in the pool this week. |
| The overachievement of the 2005 target is the result of higher-than-expected revenues, while the expenditure ceilings of the central government will most likely be met. |
| In a nifty piece of statistical analysis, Flynn then worked out just how great that overachievement was. |
| It has been a magical place this summer, a joyous setting for overachievement. |
