Sentence examples similar to a delay after that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton decided against such a delay after learning that Mr. Pickering had not received a straight answer, officials said.

He said Attorney General John Ashcroft made the right decision in ordering a delay after the discovery that the Federal Bureau of Investigation had failed to turn over certain documents to the defense during the trial.

Our model also predicts that extinctions can occur with a delay after habitat loss and that the relaxation time will vary in length depending upon the relative importance of direct and indirect effects.

It was a series of delays after that.

Wiebe earned his first Champions Tour title since 2008 in a bizarre finish that included a delay after the first extra hole at Rock Barn.

The oxytocin release from the hypophysis is due to an effect of CCK on afferent vagal nerves and appears with some time delay after that the meal has induced CCK secretion [ 10, 39].

After a delay of that length, pitchers usually do not return because they could stiffen and sustain an injury.

Strachan wrote that in hindsight Ottoman belligerence was inevitable, once and were allowed into the Dardanelles and that delays after that were caused by Ottoman unreadiness for war and Bulgarian neutrality, rather than uncertainty about policy.

Titanium electrodes have been passivated by forming an anodic oxide film in acid solution are known to undergo a spontaneous passive active transition at open circuit after a delay period that depends on the experimental conditions.

An alternative (if far-fetched) suggestion is that they should be required to invest according to their own advice, but only after a delay to ensure that they are not able to anticipate their customers' future purchases.There is some talk in Washington of drawing up legislation to ban investment banks from publishing research, which would certainly remove that conflict of interest.

Lessons can be learned from the negative publicity received after the tularemia exposures at Boston University (33, 34 ) and the death of the Russian researcher from infection with Ebola virus (12 ) after a delay in disseminating that information.