Overruns in a sentence

Is this not what has happened with cost overruns, calendar overruns, ministerial mouths overrunning, and all the while overrunning the patient good faith of honest Guyanese?

Program cost overruns and delays The F-35 program has experienced a number of cost overruns and developmental delays.

According to the World Bank’s Myanmar Public Expenditure Review 2017, hydropower projects in the country usually encounter time and cost overruns, some with estimated or actual delays of five years and nearly 400 percent cost increases.

And that huge cost overruns are one reason why the Biden administration is reluctant to come up with any of the $4 billion it is estimated to replace the two functionally obsolete Cape Cod bridges, the Sagamore and the Bourne.

Data issues are often behind related problems with regulatory compliance, privacy, scalability and cost overruns.

From my limited vantage point in Minneapolis' far northwest corner, the southwest light-rail line has been contentious in part because the Met Council seems to have been habitually tone-deaf regarding local concerns and cost overruns.

In terms of if there is any potential cost overruns, the facility is actually silent in that regard.

That includes the Virginia-class attack submarine, which is also built by General Dynamics and Huntington Ingalls, and has seen cost overruns and delivery delays.

There are no - there are no contingencies related to cost overruns whatsoever.

Trapence further said they alerted Chakwera to the delays or stalling development projects which could result in billions of kwachas in cost overruns.

We all know the delays and costs overruns that can plague standard projects and even more new ones.

Winnipeg City Council has agreed to settle two lawsuits the city brought forward related to cost overruns with the downtown Winnipeg police station project.

And these theoretical impacts of inefficient investments and large cost overruns are precisely what has occurred in monopoly markets such as Hawaii.

BGS was Boeing’s only business to report a consistent profit in the 2023, as the company’s commercial planemaking struggled with supply chain issues, while its defense businesses faced cost overruns.

Despite the UK Government providing funding to electrify the line, cost overruns led to the Vale line being excluded.

He was apparently given a series of briefings that criticized the project for being delayed and with cost overruns.

However, subsequent evaluations by Congress revealed that the F-22 program faced significant delays and budget overruns, contradicting the initial confidence in Lockheed's project management abilities.

Supervisor McGourty added that the Board wants the CEO to come up with a plan for increased assessments and tax collections, to increase the rate of return on the County’s investment pool, and to try harder to avoid construction costs overruns.

The reactors all have a few features that are expected to help them avoid the massive time and cost overruns associated with the construction of large nuclear power stations.

There are problems — about $285 million in cost overruns in various agencies — but the budget began with a $400 million built-in cushion, and revenues have been strong.