Sentence examples for crisis delay from inspiring English sources
David Smick, a consultant, argues that Mr Obama has a three-pronged approach to the crisis—"delay, delay, delay".
Every slip, meanwhile, in the price of oil and every notch that credit tightens for operators awaiting replacement aircraft amid the financial crisis delay the arrival of obsolete planes at Bartin's site, which occupies 15,000 square meters, or 160,000 square feet, in Châteauroux.
But the financial crisis delayed the development and gave the partners a chance to reassess.
But the Asian financial crisis delayed some of the most expensive projects, like Chicago's Singapore campus.
After winning an order to deliver 1,000 taxis to Azerbaijan in March 2011, problems in securing finance due to the eurozone crisis delayed the dispatch until January.
This may be a question of a crisis delayed rather than averted.
But minutes from the Bank's latest rate-setting meeting show concerns among policymakers that slow progress resolving the Greek debt crisis could delay a rate rise.
Yet for the government to produce the document at all, amid the financial turmoil, is a welcome sign that the forces opposed to EU membership were unable to use the crisis to delay its publication.So far, so good.
Bank of England policymakers are concerned that backsliding in talks to resolve the Greek debt crisis could delay Britain's first interest rate rise in eight years, but admitted that the prospect of a hike is increasing as the UK economy strengthens.
DfID wants to support 150,000 girls through primary school and 50,000 through secondary school, although a shift to humanitarian from development support because of the economic crisis may delay the programme.
