cost overrun

The result often being risk of project and cost overrun.

Because of cost overruns, the company is not making any money on the C-17.

One of the major issues worked out in the final days was the cost overruns.

The company did not explain the reasons for the cost overrun.

Many of them have been subject to huge cost overruns.

Because of cost overruns, she was not completed until May 1925.

Large cost overruns probably caused it to be left out.

But in the end, he voted against the project, because of the cost overruns.

So how does he feel about the delays and cost overruns?

"The Governor has always said the state would not be responsible for cost overruns."

And our cost overruns are among the lowest in the business.

There were large cost overruns during the initial development of the system.

And if it is flawed, maybe we're going to have cost overruns.

Cost overrun is common in infrastructure, building, and technology projects.

We were looking at a probable cost overrun by a factor of two.

Cost overruns have been more the rule than the exception for years.

Construction of the stadium was subject to significant cost overruns.

A report into cost overruns and delays is to be published next week.

And companies will not simply be able to pass cost overruns onto customers, he added.

Finding data problems late in the project can lead to delays and cost overruns.

The cost overrun was 417 percent in real terms.

Several other factors appear to have contributed to the cost overruns.

The cost overruns could not have come at a worse time, financial analysts and public officials said.

The film had high cost overruns towards the end of filming.

The project has suffered from long delays and cost overruns.