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

After a week-long delay, a team from the Organisation of the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) took samples from Douma, the former rebel-held enclave near Damascus, in an attempt to determine whether chemicals were used in the attack on April 7 that was said to have killed more than 40 people.

"Jeff Flake was going to be here, but he wanted to give the FBI a week to look into it," Haley said, referring to the senator's call for a week-long delay in the Senate confirmation process for now-Supreme Court Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh to investigate allegations of sexual misconduct when he was in high school.

On October 29, 2006, the tram's two cars arrived from Switzerland after a week-long delay.

After experiencing a nearly week-long delay, the Bmal1 deficient hair follicles resumed normal progression of the hair cycle.

Secret Cinema may have suffered its first serious bout of negative PR with the week-long delay of its ambitious Back to the Future event, but now the show has opened, its woes appear to be behind it.

The extra troubling issue was the week-long delay between the crash test and the battery pack catching fire.

The production schedule for the photomural formatted photography used was longer than expected, which led to the week-long delay in opening the exhibition.

March 9-15, 2008: The Pakistan Bar Association announces Black Flag Week, a week-long protest by lawyers, students, and activists against the delay in restoring the Supreme Court bench.

But they dropped the filibuster stalling tactic, the first time it has ever been used to delay confirmation of a defence secretary, after a week-long recess.

Truthfully, a week-long gem.

Equally troubling to many consumer advocates was the six-week-long delay between the day Equifax said it discovered the hack — July 29 — and Thursday's public disclosure.