Sentence examples for Face a delay from inspiring English sources

You could also face a delay in the start of coverage, leaving you with a health insurance gap.

The president won't give up on that idea, but the planning will now face a delay at least.

And if a bank fails, there is a greater chance you could face a delay in getting to your money.

The House of Lords authorities may face a delay of up to a year before they can use new powers to suspend or expel Sewel.

Figures show 70% of patients wait more than three months for a wheelchair, while 30% face a delay of more than six months.

The implication, Mr. Johnston testified, was that he had best contribute or face a delay in the signing of the tax-extension bill, which had by then passed the legislature.

Starting this season, teams will have 90 seconds after introductions to report for tip-off, or face a delay-of-game warning.

Meanwhile, a crackdown on small-business self insurance in California faces a delay.

But as with many of the authority's major projects, the show is now facing a delay.

Martin Wragg was finally awarded around €1,700 £1,4000) this month after his family faced a delay of three hours and 20 minutes on their return from San Javier, Spain, in October 2012.

Ms. Mayhew intended to get Medicaid first thing this year, but faced a delay when the online enrollment system could not confirm her Social Security number.