Sentence examples for been much delayed from inspiring English sources

The banks are poorly regulated and prone to collapse; privatisation has been much delayed.

A report commissioned by the FCA into the conduct of the GRG division has been much delayed, and is now expected to be published by the end of the year.

The President's famous remark, during a press conference in the 1960 campaign, that he might be able to think of a major contribution Nixon had made to the Administration "if you give me a week," may have reflected his own decreasing mental agility, but it came after an endorsement that had been much delayed and was somewhat wan.

Thaad has been much delayed in development and the Guam deployment will be its first real mission.

The software giant has unveiled what it calls an embedded version of Windows NT that's targeted at the appliance market, yet it's been much delayed.

In April, Digg founder Kevin Rose took over as CEO, replacing Jay Adelson — at the time we were hearing that he was unsatisfied with the progress of New Digg, which had already been much delayed.

Otherwise germination fails or is much delayed, with the early growth of the seedling often abnormal.

"What the government has done was much delayed," said Gernot Nerb, an economist at the Ifo Institute in Munich.

This suggests the infection progress of hyphae was much delayed in 'Liuba-8', compared with the other three grapes.

But production of the second film, The Two Jakes, was much delayed and only emerged in 1990, with Nicholson himself as director.

The sell-off of the branches is much delayed, and was originally supposed to take place before the end of 2013 under terms agreed with the EU at the time of the RBS bailout.