Sentence examples for damaging delay from inspiring English sources

Dr Brendan O'Brien London N21   Paddy Ashdown is right about the damaging delay of British diplomacy as regards the Syrian crisis.

This is a needless and damaging delay, particularly now that Turkey has elected a party with Islamic roots and a pro-Western orientation, a rare combination that could serve as a model for other Muslim states.

I owe ministers one remaining piece of advice about how the matching process between adopters and child can be safely accelerated, that being a source of considerable and damaging delay for children.

The Department of Transportation collects major United States airlines' figures on complaints of "mishandled" luggage -- lost, damaged, delayed or pilfered.

The numbers encompass reports of lost, damaged, delayed or pilfered bags -- carry-on luggage is not included in these numbers, as it is never the responsibility of the airline.

"The delay is damaging, damaging, damaging," said Morad Mohamed Ali, a spokesman for the Morsi campaign.

Conventional wisdom says that films are damaged by delay, either because the audience begins to suspect trouble or simply because the culture at large moves on.

Parts were taken from the Titanic to repair the damage, delaying its completion.

In the United States alone, it is estimated that the damage, delays and disruption from turbulence already cost more than $500m£374m4m) a year.

It was supposed to start service in June, but mechanical difficulties and typhoon damage delayed the start of the 25-minute ride.

The damage delayed the project for nearly two weeks.