Sentence examples for causing further delay from inspiring English sources

But the EU component was not spent in time, causing further delay.

In Mdr1ab/Mrp1 TKO chimeras, however, this more primitive population of CD34− cells is no longer protected by P-gp and may therefore be more vulnerable to vincristine, thus causing further delay in WBC recovery.

Then two Russian Proton rockets, the type that is to lift Zvezda into orbit, exploded and crashed, causing further delays.

Both sides have hired environmental experts to determine whether the property is inhabited by bog turtles, a federally endangered species, causing further delays.

Over and over again, she said, the paperwork sent in by borrowers is lost, causing further delays, while fees and penalties accumulate.

Reassessment rates can be set at just three, six or nine months, adding enormous strain on the system and causing further delays, when it is unlikely the person's condition will have changed.

But months passed before Kafka had a clean manuscript ready for submission, and then World War I intervened, causing further delays (Musil was called up to serve, and because of the war Blei decided to stop printing literary texts).

The work could be delayed by hurricanes or by equipment or drilling problems, and the wells might initially miss the target, causing further delays as the drill bits are backed up and redirected.

The CBI wait clock tops out at 99 hours and 59 minutes, so CBI has been tracking the requests manually but that data is unavailable to gun dealers, causing further delays.

Damage to the tracks themselves would cause further delay, he said.

There are increasing concerns that the planned EU referendum in June has caused further delay.