Sentence examples for delay faced from inspiring English sources

Highways are so clogged that the average annual delay faced by big-city drivers has risen to 50 hours from 34 a decade ago.

The extraordinary built-in payment delay faced by people who move onto universal credit (UC) - we might call it UC's Long Hello - is triggering debt, hunger and hardship, causing "serious detriment" to vulnerable claimants, according to welfare advisers and landlords.

When such paths are selected for data transmission, delay faced will be less than AODV using shortest paths.

It measures the load on each relay node in terms of mean delay faced by the transmission of packets having size equal to 1 kb [60].

In May, a south Wales coroner was told about a four and a half hour delay faced by Michael Bowen, from Ogmore Vale, at the Princess of Wales Hospital in Bridgend.

Officials who fail to supply information, or delay, face a personal fine of 250 rupees (£3) a day.

It's no longer a problem we can delay facing until physical impacts become unavoidable – the government's own advisers warn of a climate domino effect on key infrastructure.

These delays faced growing criticism in 2012 and 2013 from frustrated applicants, including a number of journalists.

"We accept that the delays faced by some people are unacceptable, and we are committed to putting that right.

Asked about the repair delays faced by Sevara, Mr. Creager of Verizon said, "That is not typical of the vast majority of our customers".

If that improved the deplorable rudeness and delays faced by ordinary Russians trying to get visas to come to the UK, that would be good news.