There did not appear to be much business stirring; and some unfinished buildings and improvements seemed to intimate that the city had been
overbuilt in the ardour of 'going- a-head,' and was suffering under the re-action consequent upon such feverish forcing of its powers.
Russell Wharnecliffe Lockback, with its
overbuilt construction, is a workhorse dressed to the nines.
The co-op was amenable to providing a light and air easement because, under current zoning regulations, the building is already
overbuilt.
Northwest Arkansas is
overbuilt, Israel acknowledged, and lease rates are falling.
He theorizes that the structure was
overbuilt to accommodate for the site's poor soil conditions.
Spain
overbuilt its fleet in the 1980s, and fish off of Chile like the Patagonian toothfish (marketed in the United Stales and Europe as sea bass and in Latin America as merluza or bacalao) have paid the price ever since.
David Inglis, assistant director of airport development at the International Air Transport Association (IATA) has stated that the airport - which will have the world's largest terminal at 563,000 square meters - is oversized,
overbuilt and will be expensive to maintain.
Peck: Regarding tight resources, some say it's a matter of waiting for an
overbuilt market to catch up with itself for things to loosen up a bit.
Each year, problems with meeting new federal regulations, staffing requirements,
overbuilt markets, and encroaching competition challenge even the most proficient leaders.
Farms were suffering, the banking system was unstable, and industry was
overbuilt. Also, wages hadn't kept up with profits, limiting people's buying power.