Sentence examples similar to beginning behind schedule from inspiring English sources

In the next month, the production began falling behind schedule.

Construction of the space station is scheduled to begin next year, and work on the module is over budget and behind schedule.

"Everything's behind schedule.

I'm really behind schedule.

The plane landed 45 minutes behind schedule.

HEMPSTEAD, N.Y., Jan . 9- The new era of the Jets began 10 minutes behind schedule Monday with a joke.

"We hope the new era name will be widely accepted by the public and become deeply rooted in the lives of the Japanese people," Suga said after the announcement, which began several minutes behind schedule.

When production of "Titanic" began to fall behind schedule and exceed its budget, James Cameron, its director, surrendered his right to participate in the film's profits, retaining only his $1.5 million screenwriting fee.

NASA reports at the time questioned Perkin-Elmer's managerial structure, and the polishing began to slip behind schedule and over budget.

In the 1950s, the Soviet economy had begun to fall behind schedule in the output of several key materials including coal, iron and cement, and worker productivity was not growing at the rate expected.

The operation began on schedule.