Sentence examples for significant overspending from inspiring English sources
There has been significant overspending on all the national budgets from the early 2000s on, on average around 15% of the planned budget, and now the message is they won't have that any more".
He would no doubt have been surprised this week when the Dome's new business plan "highlighted a significant overspend which occurred between November 1999 and January 2000".
A well thought-out design, correctly operated, can do wonders for handling variations in duty point but poor operational procedures can be a source of excessive energy consumption, significant maintenance overspends and poor system reliability.
In many cases, water resources have been overdeveloped; there has been overspending on capital; and significant costs in terms of loss of ecosystems, extinction of fish species, and contamination of water sources.
This is hugely important in order to avoid overspending.
The buildup has been dominated by the controversy of Rio 2016 organisers running into significant financial problems caused by slow ticket sales, the struggling Brazilian economy and overspending on the Olympics: Sir Philip Craven, the president of the International Paralympic Committee, was not being flippant when he spoke about the biggest crisis in the 56-year history of the Games last month.
He has denied overspending.
Well, there was overspending in the past, and many people engaged in the overspending.
Do they imply we're overspending?
Overspending by fractious regions has been painfully brought under control.
