Sentence examples similar to an extra deadline from inspiring English sources

Still, as Monkey's data mining suggests Liddle pens around 3,750 words a week across the Sun, Sunday Times and Spectator – and could produce more online – he may be glad to be free of the extra deadline.

For those of you who were looking for an extra few days, the deadline for submitting applications to be a part of the Battlefield at TechCrunch Disrupt NY 2014 has been extended to February 27 at 5 p.m. PST.

Often, by tacitly sanctioning brutality by the security forces, they make things worse.So it is not encouraging that, in recent days, President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo of the Philippines has given her security forces a two-year deadline and an extra 1 billion pesos ($19m) to wipe out the communist New People's Army NPAArmy NPA

There was a fresh onslaught from politicians in autumn as senior Tories lambasted the Bank over the effects of low interest rates, but after weeks of speculation over his future Carney agreed to stay on as governor for an extra year until the Brexit deadline is expected to expire in 2019.

The new figures, which came as the administration reworked its computer system to extend the deadline for an extra day, until midnight on Dec. 24, suggest that federal officials are making up some ground after glitches and processing errors made HealthCare.gov difficult to access and navigate during its first two months of operation.

In the end, Steve decided to put an extra $20,000 into his annuity before the deadline, to bring his account balance to $75,000.

Mr. Breslin, in his deadline days, wore perhaps an extra hundred pounds, most of it strapped across his chest or hanging in a fleshy drinker's wattle.

Although trade talks notoriously drag on beyond their deadlines, Mr Supachai has an extra incentive to keep to time.

After stringing the couple along with deadlines for completion, Virgin demanded an extra £2,500 if they wanted to transfer to another resort in the same area.

Andris Piebalgs, the commissioner for energy, and Neelie Kroes, the competition commissioner, are making an extra effort in the run-up to the final deadline for full liberalisation.

The deadline to respond is now February 27, an extra 17 days, following a House of Lords committee ruling earlier this week.