Sentence examples for be overspent from inspiring English sources

"By the end of this year the NHS could well be overspent in net terms," said John Appleby, chief economist at the King's Fund think-tank.

Recent board papers from the TDA show 33 expect to be overspent by the end of March.

Not to mention all the extra money that would surely be overspent to over insure that their alien jihadist hatred didn't magically disintegrate all God-fearing American patriot prison guards that were unlucky enough to come in contact with such atrocious archnemeses of mass destruction.

He says the cuts have ensured that this year's nearly $117 million school budget will not be overspent.

"Consumers are overspent and heavy in debt".

The opulent branches are overspent; everything turning to water.

It now estimates that only 0.3% of the incapacity benefit budget is overspent due to fraud.

George Osborne hinted at that when he said in his budget speech that the UK is "overspent not undertaxed".

That would be an improvement over the budget for the 2001 calendar year, which was overspent by about $41 million, said Richard B. Turan, president of the corporation.

Just two years after our heartfelt battle to invoke St Francis's second coming, City was overspent, over-borrowed and going down again.

Mr Chidambaram has provided a bit more in his budget for all these causes, but they fall under the jurisdiction of state governments, most of which are overspent and overmanned.