Sentence examples for a delay crisis from inspiring English sources

We've got a delay crisis; they've got a delay calamity brewing.

But the airlines themselves have been accused of exaggerating the role of weather in the delay crisis.

"On the surface, it may sound good, and the F.A.A. may tell you that it's good -- until you consider that we've had a flight-delay crisis over the last three summers, including this summer," Mr. Fuscus said.

To console myself, I thought, perhaps I can have it in 10 years when the kids are gone... sort of a delayed midlife crisis".

It isn't just that crises bring out our best: only in the luckiest of worlds at the luckiest of times could we call a slight delay a crisis.

Benefit delay crises are not going to go away if even legacy benefits do.

Such delayed crisis planning often leads to hurried and flawed designs, wasteful spending and ineffective control of invaders.

The question is pertinent because reducing the total number of flights out of major airports and requiring flights to be spread out to hours that business travelers consider inconvenient are widely regarded as being among the few immediately workable solutions to put any dent at all in the flight-delay crisis.

The zoo reopened in June after a 4bn CFA franc (£5.1m) renovation and a delay because of the crisis last year, when Tuareg separatists and hardline Islamists took over the north, precipitating a coup by disgruntled Malian officers in the capital.

That point came last year, when she turned 29 – she had a delayed quarter-life crisis, she tells me.

President Nkurunziza's decision to delay elections has been backed by regional heavyweight South Africa – although diplomats fear that a delay will only worsen the crisis developing on the ground.