Sentence examples for a backlog from from inspiring English sources

"There's a backlog from yesterday and that has an impact on today's customers.

Patients have been urged to avoid going to Morriston Hospital's A&E department in Swansea unless they have a genuine emergency while staff deal with a backlog from the past few days.

The newspaper pointed to "inadequate software, a backlog from the last company and overall mismanagement".

"Whether it is a breakdown in technology or a backlog from years of neglect, we must do better".

This could indicate a backlog from the accumulated metabolite to its precursor.

The latter finding could indicate a backlog from N-argininosuccinate to citrulline or, alternatively, a low conversion rate of argininosuccinate synthetase.

Rather, it resulted from a backlog of cases inherited from the Bush Administration, pressure from Congress to do something about leaks, and a push from the then Director of National Intelligence, Dennis C. Blair.

The Labor Department said on Thursday that initial claims for state unemployment benefits rose 36,000 last week, to 482,000, as a backlog of applications from the holidays was processed.

A backlog of graduates from previous years means only around one in eight of the students dining at Lincoln's Inn on Tuesday evening will go on to practise as barristers.

When Robert B. Tierney became chairman of the city Landmarks Preservation Commission in January 2003, he was confronted with a backlog of applications from companies that wanted to install pay phones in the city's 81 historic districts.

Linda D. Rappaport, the on-site broker for Greenthal Property Sales, the complex's management company, ascribed the strong sales in part to a backlog of demand from the two previous years, plus the first-time home buyer tax credit and a free introductory year of golf and tennis.