Sentence examples for adding to delays from inspiring English sources

But few communities want power plants or transmission towers on their turf, adding to delays.

Many of them began refusing such clearances, adding to delays at busy airports with runways that intersect.

With ships being built in locations with no shipbuilding industry, everything from guns to rope and cooking stoves to hammocks, had to be procured elsewhere and transported to the building sites, adding to delays.

His decision was to push the selection process to Fifa, adding to delays.

Thunderstorms have ripple effects on flights because they shut down critical airspace, adding to delays.

In practice, this makes peripheral hospitals dependent on supplies and services delivered from Nairobi, adding to delays: (032, man, 2nd FP & medical superintendent, interview) " 'There is something called bureaucracy: if I ran out of a drug and I have the money I can't just go and buy even if it's next door.

WTF?! ● DXB & AUH airports, once great airports, who now bus everyone on ground transportation after deplaning flights adding to delays--you are wrecking your ease of travel BIG time! ● Americans Airlines, for being the "most complained about company in America".

Budget holdups have added to delays.

Mr. Almstead called such ordinances necessary in many cases, but they do add to delays and paperwork for tree companies, which can be fined along with homeowners for violating the rules.

Driving imposes a heavier burden of externalities when it is done at rush hour (it adds to delays and is less energy-efficient) so such journeys ought to cost a driver more.

But untrained bystanders and police officers may add to delays, such as when officers take patients to the police station before taking them to the hospital.