overspan in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Overspan: to extend or go beyond the limits or support of something, often resulting in instability or overreach.

The design of the bridge was problematic because it tended to overspan the river without proper support.
In her eagerness to finish the project, she realized she had chosen to overspan the deadline, causing unnecessary stress.
The artist decided to overspan the canvas, creating an immersive experience that enveloped the viewer.
His ambition to overspan his commitments ultimately led to burnout and a lack of focus on quality.
The engineer warned that if they tried to overspan the existing framework, it could lead to structural failures.