Sentence examples similar to count on a delay from inspiring English sources
The OIG report said that at five of eight centers visited by investigators "did not accurately count on-hand delayed mail". Over two days of observation, the centers did not report more than one-third of the late mail.
Chiang Kai-shek could well have confidently counted on a long delay and weakening of the Reds here which would enable him to concentrate north of the Tatu.
Based on low white blood cell counts, a delay of 1 week before administration of the next course of CNOP was necessary in 7% of the courses.
His memory was working on a delay.
Builders are delaying and even declining projects, losing money, because they can't count on a predictable pipeline of workers.
So there is little reason to count on the delayed action that the government is now promising.As the past month of debate makes plain, there will be no support for dealing with bad loans when the economy is weak, which it is likely to remain for at least as long as the bad-loan problem is unresolved.
Second, count on a vacation surprise factor.
Still, don't count on a lawsuit.
Whether they consolidate or not, one thing that passengers can count on is increased delays at airports caused by the new luggage-screening procedures as well as the increased number of layovers.
In a Bolivian rainforest society, children learn to count just like in the U.S., but on a delayed timetable.
