Sentences with word «overrun»

Enhanced facility services, safety, and quality, while preventing cost overruns by developing vendor contract specifications, tracking / evaluating project risks, and controlling processes.

And although they've not failed, it's really only when the exhaust pops and crackles on overrun when the engine makes anything but an ordinary noise.

By then the 2003 destruction of the space shuttle Columbia, coupled with cost overruns in several of NASA's big science missions, put tremendous strains on the agency's funding.

The waves rank among the best in Central America, and the water isn't overrun with tourists.

Cost overruns of several hundred million were covered by American Recovery Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funding.

Set in an apocalyptic world overrun by zombies, you must administrate your base while stocking resources to attempt an escape from this damned city.

Plus, the addition of probiotics will ensure your pooch doesn't become overrun with bad bugs that could cause gas, digestive upset, and skin conditions like rashes or eczema.

The only thing that stands in your way: city after city overrun by zombies.

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Now he sees biotechnology - based intensive farming as crucial to keeping farms from overrunning forests.

Wilshere must accept much of the blame for his throwing himself into 40 - 60 tackles style when overrunning the ball.

It is a little sad, that Machu Picchu is so overrun by tourists as it takes away some of the uniqueness of the place — with the new restrictions on visitors per day this might have changed a little however.

Missed a great opportunity in the first half and really doesn't seem to work in a two - man midfield, not picking up his runners and getting overrun at times.

The summer in Italy in July and August as in all of the beach holiday places in Europe are now overrun with tourists and holiday makers.

The new overruns on the $ 5 billion project could delay or cancel both ongoing NASA space projects as well as a new generation of astronomical observatories.

The third game we were quickly overrun as well, as people on my team didn't appear to know what was going on.

And by rolling out a subscription service in a market that isn't already overrun with ebook retailing options, there's an excellent chance that as readers take to reading on their smartphones or tablets, that they will incorporate the subscription concept at the same time.

Details were slim at the time, but the film was said to center on a group of friends stranded in a ghost town overrun by nature.

The second one, below, peeks in on Undead Overrun, the content's new co-op multiplayer mode.

If you're ready for some more OverRun action for Gears of War: Judgement, Epic Games is ready to make your day!

With shelters often overrun with too many animals, many don't find a home.

It didn't feel overrun with tourists in early May, but you may not get that lucky in the summer months.

Breezy, sleazy, and sometimes - intense, Rob the Mob depicts a very specific sliver of time in New York history, a time overrun by crack, graffiti, and omnipresent organized crime.

On top of that, the immune system can miss some foreign invaders or get overrun if your gut is too leaky.

The zombies are also more deadly in Zombie Asylum and can more easily overrun players if they get too close and are not careful.

And, of course, under the FIT we're not held hostage to delays or cost overruns like we have been in the past with nuclear.

It sounds tremendous with its distinctive crackle and pop on engine overrun.

As a consequence projects are completed on time and without overruns of cost (Daly & Cobb 1989, p. 183).

As has often been the case for Arsène Wenger's team no matter what formation and personnel they play, their midfield gets overrun against the better teams in the league.

It was their missionaries who converted to Christianity many of the Germanic tribes who later overran much of the Western Roman Empire.

Awakened without context to find an area overrun by demons, our silent protagonist is quickly brought up to speed.

In June 2006, animal rescue workers in Petaluma, California, found Roger Dier in his one - bedroom home overrun with more than 1,000 brown rats.

The fact the prison was only built in the 90s does not change the fact it is currently overrun with rats, that its windows are smashed and graffiti everywhere, with exposed wiring and filthy cells.

Ultimately, power users will also want to see some bulking up to the iPhone's power and an A11 processor that helps the Apple smartphone stand out in a crowded market overrun with powerful competitors.

Now, while full transcriptions of the magazine have become available online, I'm not going to be telling you everything the magazine revealed about the game — for that you'll have to go buy and read the latest issue so you can learn about the new control scheme, awesome new OverRun multiplayer mode and so much more.

Arsenal would overrun most teams that play the way Leicester played against us.

As the Nazis overran Europe, children were saved or damned according to their race.

There was also units for adoptable cats and I would interact with the different volunteers from various shelters and would hear about how overrun they were and how so many still needed help.

They don't create enough chances, their midfield is easily overrun while their defence is far too exposed and leaky.

A large enough army can always overrun even the most elite small special forces team.