Sentence examples for continually delay from inspiring English sources

"It is difficult to be a postdoc for very long and continually delay getting a real job when real life starts to set in". Photo (top): al-Taqi.

It is such thinking that leads to the D.C. government to removing the sole piece of playground equipment for children with disabilities from our local playground and that allows city council to continually delay passage of the People First Respectful Language Modernization Act that would remove the word "retarded" from official documents.

Severe weather and technical problems have continually delayed the operation.

And not just because he has continually delayed action on immigration reform.

But the project has been continually delayed amid questions as to whether the company can afford to build it.

The museum's opening had been continually delayed by fiscal crises and political infighting over the more than $40 million poured into it by Nassau County.

He now intends to spend two years on a project he has continually delayed: "I want to do Aids in the 80s.

The museum was more than 30 years in the making, its opening continually delayed by fiscal crises and political infighting over the more than $40 million poured into it by Nassau County.

Apogee continually delayed the completion date for the Duke Nukem Forever.

In the UK, the Digital Economy Act was passed by the last government, but the key provision of the act - sending out warning letters - has been continually delayed.

The process had been continually delayed by a combination of factors, from a change of government to threats of legal action from operators.