Sentence examples for a delay from the from inspiring English sources

And, significantly, new documents today show there was a delay from the emergency services when people were being crushed and killed.

Keep in mind that with a debit card there is not much of a delay from the time of your purchase until the funds are withdrawn.

The news marks a delay from the Obama administration's original intention to have the standards out by the end of September.

Judge William J. Zloch of Federal District Court in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., rejected the request for a delay from the former UBS banker, Bradley C. Birkenfeld, the main figure in a wide-ranging tax evasion case against wealthy American clients.

And the first estimate for economic growth in the third quarter, prepared by the Commerce Department's Bureau of Economic Analysis, is vulnerable to a delay from the original release date, Oct. 30.

Husby et al. [41] reported that the mean delay from the onset of symptoms to diagnosis included two phases of delay: first, a delay from the onset to a doctor visit of 1.4 ± 2.9 years, and secondly, a delay from the doctor visit to establishing a surgical diagnosis of 5.2 ± 5.6 years.

From the article, profit volatility, and cost dispersion attribute to a delay from exit in the banking industry (Elfenbein and Knott 2015).

But the directors are increasingly itchy to get started, despite pressure for a delay from some of the roughly 1,400 directors who also belong to one of the writers' guilds.

In that case, they will vote Thursday on whether to request a delay from leaders of the European Union's remaining 27 member states.

"I remember doing rather poorly as it seemed that there was a delay from when I yelled 'Pixxx' to the actual firing of the gun," Mr. Anderson said.

When I click on a snippet, why is there sometimes a long delay from the time I hit play until the time I hear the audio playing?