Sentence examples for deadline out of from inspiring English sources

In the Syosset school district, 82 new teachers were hired after the June 30 deadline, out of a total staff of just under 600.

With their last 10-game trip of the season, and the first trade deadline, out of the way, the Mets headed back to New York for a series against the Marlins beginning Monday, and then have three games against the Atlanta Braves.

"I believe that people who miss this deadline out of fear, or out of grief, are compounding the tragedy of 9/11," he said.

Lawmakers wrote the farm bill months earlier than its Oct. 1 deadline out of fear that the growing budget deficit would threaten the money available to raise the commodity subsidies.

To create a deadline out of thin air would feel unfair.

China, Cuba, and several other nations are expected to lobby hard for a deadline out of fear that an open-ended program increases the risk that terrorists could steal the virus or that the virus could escape in a lab accident.

He insisted that this amounted to the "necessary steps" to give Chrysler "a new lease of life".As the administration's deadline for achieving an out-of-court restructuring of Chrysler neared, it appeared that the Treasury's twisting of arms was getting results.

It is a dimension where cops see gun battles in slow motion, where the basket becomes as big as a dumpster to NBA superstar LeBron, and where a reporter on deadline has an almost out-of-body experience, watching himself complete his task with time to spare.

PRIME MINISTER EHUD BARAK, at a Labor Party rally, hours before the deadline for pulling out of Tuesday's election.

But in a statement released shortly after the Sept. 25 deadline for dropping out of the race, he gave Mr. Akin an endorsement that sounded more obligatory than excited.

You should never need to force someone to work out-of-hours – avoid deadline issues by allowing plenty of time to get the job done.