Sentence examples for overrun estimated from inspiring English sources

Board of Education budget reports indicate that the district has exceeded its budget in each of the last two fiscal years, including an overrun estimated at $1.2 million in the fiscal year that ended in June.

The construction of the main line was stated to have overrun estimated costs considerably, and at a shareholders' meeting in February 1841 it was stated that as a result, the Kilmarnock branch could not be started until authority for additional capital had been obtained, and of course the money actually raised.

As always, due to the imprecise time-shifting of CBS's line-up as a result of the live sports overrun, estimates for CBS's programming on Sunday are subject to revision.

To the editor: With the latest cost-overrun estimates, it is worth considering putting on hold bullet train funds and using some (or all) of them to acquire water-dropping and fire-retardant planes and helicopters.

It's worth noting that the two reactors already on the Georgia site, completed in the 1980s, had huge price overruns; though initially estimated at $1bn, the final price was almost $9bn.

Lord Marks QC, a Liberal Democrat peer, made his own calculations based on Labour's nixed plans to introduce national ID cards, and estimated an overrun of £9.3 billion [$14.47 billion] taking the total cost of the bill up to £11.1 billion [$17.27 billion] or £500 [$778] per household over ten years.

Lord Marks QC, a Liberal Democrat peer, made his own calculations based on Labour's nixed plans to introduce national ID cards, and estimated an overrun of £9.3 billion, taking the total cost of the bill up to £11.1 billion – or £500 per household – over ten years.

An estimated 82,000 mice overran the Valley, causing massive damage.

estimated that cost overruns on 23 weapon systems it studied in April came to $23 billion.

The move comes as NASA tries to curtail an estimated $4 billion in overruns connected with the space station project.

In a 2006 study we estimated that cost overruns and delays would reduce the project's probability of economic feasibility to around 35% at best.Feasible or not, dry-season water shortfalls will cost $11 billion-19 billion (present value) in revenues over the long-term.