Sentence examples for overstretched city from inspiring English sources
Capital intertwines the stories of a disparate group of Londoners at the height of the credit bubble, from an overstretched City trader to a Zimbabwean traffic warden, conceptual artist to cornershop owner, all linked by one south London street where the house prices have rocketed.
Overstretched cities and provinces are clamouring for more funds, too.Despite the difficulties, Canadian troops have peformed well as peacekeepers, in the Balkans and Afghanistan.
Instead, Mr. Blond said, city assessors are overstretched and lack critical industry tools for making accurate assessments.
Balotelli's left knee injury is not affecting his ability to walk or drive and is only a problem under the stress of competitive action but, given the relatively innocuous incident which caused the problem – he overstretched the joint on his City debut in the Europe League qualifying round at Timisoara – the struggle to recover is puzzling.
Either will be expensive.Services are overstretched in the American border cities too.
For cities with already overstretched budgets, this would be a nonstarter.
The city's airports are chronically overstretched and it only takes a passing squall to create paralysis.
In the end, the City viewed ICI as a conglomerate that had overstretched itself and was ripe for unbundling.
More refugees are to arrive in St . Paulin the coming months, and the prospect has created uneasiness among some in the city, who wonder whether local resources are not becoming overstretched.
The most likely explanation for the coincident eruptions of violence, many Iraqis believe, is that Sunnis and Shiites are each watching the other's assaults, first in Falluja last week and then in the Sadr City neighborhood of Baghdad, Kufa, Najaf and at least three other southern cities over the weekend, sensing that the American forces were overstretched.
But they're overstretched and casualties are mounting, sending a steady stream of bodies back to the city.
