| American negotiators, especially, know that they must be wary of overenthusiasm. |
| They also indicated an overenthusiasm for the purchase, they could only work through a broker, and could only provide the funds via a check. |
| The commercial-property market in most other parts of the developed world is in deep trouble. Unlike other property busts, this downturn has not been driven by speculative overbuilding but by investors' overenthusiasm. |
| In the field of electronic justice, for instance, we must not let ourselves get carried away with overenthusiasm for new technologies if they might jeopardise guarantees for citizens. |
| But even here the course was sometimes misguided, often right from the beginning, owing to a lack of farsightedness or due care, impatience again or overenthusiasm, generally by paying too much attention to formal aspects. |
| Sandusky and several pals, including Lucas, were twice arrested for their overenthusiasm. |
