Sentence examples for a year's delay from inspiring English sources
His protests contributed to a year's delay in construction.
A year's delay has helped cool wartime passions.
Accordingly, a year's delay costs $3.2 billion, because the benefits of 3G are deferred.
1962 Thurgood Marshall Confirmed WASHINGTON — After nearly a year's delay, the Senate today [Sept.
Is the price of an environmentalist's vote a year's delay on environmental catastrophe?
About 32% could not move in on the promised date and 3% had a year's delay.
After a year's delays and reshoots, it looks to have been toned down to a safer PG-13.
Universal credit, the troubled programme that plans to roll six welfare benefits into one payment, has also suffered a further year's delay and will not be fully implemented until 2020.
Councillor Geoff Holdcroft said: "It was due to be ready at Easter, but we think we've got an extra year's delay".
And through Ginsberg (whose run-ins with Columbia authorities over relatively minor incidents would lead to a year's suspension and delay his graduation until 1948), those ideas came into direct contact and conflict with Trilling's more measured conceptions of literature.
But already irritated by a year's worth of delays, Mr. Barden, the country's only African-American owner of a national gambling company, decided against that.
