Sentence examples for now behind schedule from inspiring English sources

Congress is now behind schedule in passing its annual budget plan, and there is speculation that the House and Senate might simply take the unusual step this year of working on the 13 individual spending bills needed to run the Government without ever agreeing to an overarching budget plan.

More than a couple hours now behind schedule we hastily readied the bags and bid Micki adieu.

The attack was now behind schedule.

There were many reasons why Apocalypse Now fell behind schedule.

The program is now years behind schedule for its first flight because of technical problems and almost out of money.

And, indeed, the national government is supposedly implementing a plan for electronic bus cards, though it's now well behind schedule.

The city is now desperately behind schedule for its 2016 Olympics – one insider put it at 10% ready, where London was 60% ready at the same stage.

But the lack of knowledge among sales personnel is not the only thing hampering the government-mandated switch from analog to digital television, a transition that most experts agree is now far behind schedule.

He didn't talk much about the new version of Digg, now massively behind schedule and getting more so every day.

It argues that the US has not kept to its side of the Agreed Framework, as the construction of the light water reactors - due to be completed in 2003 - is now years behind schedule.

On the other hand, a practical reactor being built now is behind schedule… requires an immense amount of development on apparently trivial items... is very expensive... takes a long time to build because of its engineering development problems... is large.. is heavy... is complicated.