Sentence examples for a month-long delay from inspiring English sources

MOSCOW — Vladimir Putin's no-show at the G-8 summit at Camp David in May amounted to only a month-long delay in meeting with Barack Obama after the Russian's return to the presidency.

After more than a month-long delay, Android 2.3 Gingerbread is finally headed to the Xperia X10, according to a blog post from Sony Ericsson.

After a month-long delay due to a viral infection, the second leg of Cher's Dressed to Kill Tour is set to kick off next week.

WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama insisted on Tuesday that a month-long delay on immigration work during the August recess won't kill momentum for reform, and could even help win over House Republicans wary of getting involved.

These changes doubled the frontage of the invasion and necessitated a month-long delay so that additional landing craft and personnel could be assembled in England.

The Payments Council, the independent body that has spearheaded the initiative, promises that switching will become "reliable and hassle-free" and make tales of month-long delays a thing of the past.

Work was due to start at the end of March, but Cherwell District Council said the month-long delay was due to finalising details in the contracts.

Among the factors that can slow the development process are the considerable travel time that mainland-based executives need to set aside while visiting the state, as well as increasingly common three- to six-month-long delays in obtaining building permits.

BASICS Opened in August after a long delay, this 55-room property is a nice alternative to those in Midtown.

In January, 2010, after a long delay, the Hosur Road Elevated Expressway — a six-mile, four-lane highway that hulks inelegantly over the city's exurbs — opened to great fanfare.

Peg Seminario, director of safety and health for the AFL-CIO, points to an update of the nation's silica standards proposed Sept. 12 after a long delay.