Sentence examples for overstretched time from inspiring English sources

The lack of equine specialists would increase demands on the remaining equine veterinarians, who would have to further extend their already overstretched time and resources: they would work longer hours, travel farther to provide services, and be unable to reach sick horses in remote locations or to have them tested in a timely fashion.

Morton said it came about because the South West team was overstretched at the time and had not correctly assessed the case as being a high priority.

Whether you're laughing or cheering at it, it's stupendously entertaining throughout its overstretched running time.

Less research cash also means that there are fewer graduate students to teach undergraduates leading to faculty time being overstretched.

It is eating up funds that could go to equip other services and this at a time when overstretched ground forces are fighting wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Many local CAMHS services are severely overstretched, with long waiting times and high thresholds for treatment".

"As one who served seven years on the Ethics Committee, I know that the demands on staff and resources can at times be overstretched," Pelosi wrote in a letter.

My hunch is it's just one of those things that nobody at the Rugby Football League has the time to organise because they're desperately overstretched and spend most of their time firefighting.

It is time to allow overstretched matrimonial judicial resources (needed by people in matrimonial litigations) to focus on solving how the business of the divorce will be handled, not the reason it is happening.

Physicians might say, 'I'm already overstretched, I don't have time for all this data.' " At a white ranch-style house in Middletown, N.J., Joseph Hayduk, 86, a retired Air Force lieutenant colonel, is greeted by a voice from a small box: "Good morning.

And the finances of several retailers that overstretched themselves in the good times look shaky.