Sentence examples for overrun because of from inspiring English sources

As day shifts for doctors start at 8 am and are scheduled to finish between noon and 6 pm (depending on rota) but occasionally overrun (because of emergencies or other unforeseen circumstances 5), we included control data for the period 8 am to 8 pm.

Additionally, two of NNSA's major projects, the National Ignition Facility NIFF) and the Dual Axis Radiographic Hydrodynamic Test Facility, "experienced major delays and cost overruns because of problems with project management and are still not complete".

Mr. Young said his committee could not estimate the exact size of the cost overrun because there were no good figures on the total cost of the program to judge the size of the shortfall.

Delays and cost overruns, partly because of labor shortages, have plagued big stretches of that project, which is part of a $4 billion effort to divert the flow of the São Francisco River to villages in need of irrigation.

She had overrun because the tumour was larger than expected.

Ms. Greenwald said: "NoLIta is not going to be overrun by national chains because of the size of the space available.

Train services in and out of London Kings Cross, one of the country's busiest terminals, have been cancelled tomorrow because of overrunning Network Rail engineering works.

The meeting was scheduled to last two-and-a-half hours but it overran by 90 minutes because of the row over a ceasefire.

Thousands of train commuters in East Anglia have battled disruption because of overrunning engineering works.

All trains to and from London King's Cross train station have been cancelled because of overrunning engineering work.

All trains to and from London King's Cross have been cancelled because of overrunning engineering work.