Sentence examples for any backlog from inspiring English sources
They do not include "any backlog of unmet need and the effect of falling stock levels due to right to buy and proposed sale of high-value council homes," Savills said, which suggests the impact of rising prices could be even more severe.
A buildup in goods inventories also helped, suggesting potential weakness ahead if companies lower production while selling off any backlog.
As Home Office staff were scrambling to deny that there was any backlog, staff within the Liverpool office could see that officials were not being truthful.
As it happens, Scottish Power's tardy response had already been referred to Ofgem which ordered it to clear any backlog before Christmas.
After winding up the antique clock in the original medical director's office, I like to clear any backlog of impending submission deadlines and prepare well for the day's events.
But the shutdown "clearly and seriously impedes the ability to slash any backlog," said Ashley Tabaddor, president of the National Association of Immigration Judges and an immigration judge in Los Angeles.
Those employed on temporary contracts were not being brought in "to do our postmen's work when they are out on strike, but to make sure that we have people to help clear any backlogs between strikes, as well as to help, as happens every year, with the seasonal build-up of mail in the run-up to Christmas," the company said.
"They have done a terrific job trying to keep up the service and are working extremely hard to clear any backlogs," he added.
Because academic work isn't done as part of a large complex system under intense time pressure, these short interruptions didn't cause any backlogs or shut anything down.
A stunning volley from Craig Hignett, set up by Marc Keller's crossfield drive, set the seal on the kind of confidence-giving performance that can counter the drawbacks of any fixture backlog.
However, he thinks that in the short-term economic uncertainty and volatility in the market will continue to push back any meaningful backlog upturn in the engineering and construction sector.
