Sentence examples for an ensuing delay from inspiring English sources
While the public announcement will be made next Friday, Democrats will benefit from an ensuing delay: Beneficiaries won't get the bad news in the mail until after Election Day.
Nascar allowed teams to work on their cars during the ensuing delay — something not normally allowed under the rules — and Busch's team was able to make hurried repairs.
Because the government's explanations are so minimal, the ensuing delay seems insulting as well as inconvenient, and by the time the visa is finally granted the applicant's ardor to rush into the embrace of freedom may well have cooled.
The potential risk of haematoma associated with regional anaesthesia techniques [12] in orthopaedic patients, reinforces the rationale for disruption in antiplatelet therapy with ensuing delay in surgery.
O'Toole said scaling back vital work such as new signalling systems, track replacements and station refurbishments in order to conserve funds would create cost increases elsewhere, because maintenance work would have to be stepped up to deal with the ensuing delays and cancellations on an ageing network.
The ensuing delays enraged commuters and had politicians hurling blame at each other and at the area's crippled transportation system.
Last month Lockheed Martin cut its 1999 earnings forecast by 50%, citing as contributors its recent Titan and Athena launch failures and the ensuing delays.
Agreements and contracts may need to be sent back and forth for review, and ensuing delays mean they may sit for days or weeks until all the i's are dotted and t's crossed.
"I don't get nervous," she said, after proving it by ignoring the noise pollution around Court 18, a bathroom dash by the 24-year-old Pitkowski after Bradshaw had won 12 of 15 points to ice the first set and an ensuing rain delay.
A brawl ensued, delaying the game for nearly 10 minutes.
A series of industry acquisitions, asset shifts, and licensing of product rights has since ensued, delaying its launch.
