Sentence examples for delay has left from inspiring English sources

This delay has left many people in limbo and uncertain of their futures.

The review was supposed to be unveiled in September but its unexplained delay has left the party with few details for how it will meet its target.

The delay has left many in the school system wondering if Mr. Klein originally planned to include only the highest-scoring schools, then decided against it.

It was due April 1, and the delay has left many school districts in turmoil that they say is unprecedented, even in 17 years of late budgets.

While this decision, and the subsequent delay, has left the issue hanging over Russell, it has not affected his stock as one of the most talented Twenty20 specialists in world cricket.

But as Clyde Haberman reminded us in Friday's Times, this somewhat mysterious delay has left many New Yorkers and perhaps even more tourists stranded without some of the most basic facilities of a civilized world.

Jason Millett, the chief operating officer for major programmes and infrastructure at Mace, a major contractor at Hinkley Point, added that the decision to delay had left people bewildered.

The Earlier Incident that causes delays has left a colorful trail to trace in New York City Transit history.

Bureaucratic delays have left hundreds of thousands of benefit claimants struggling without income for weeks after being made jobless, forcing many to turn to food banks, according to the chair of an all-party MPs' group on hunger.

But delays have left little time to install and test telecommunications kit, prompting worries over patchy television and radio transmission.Cost overruns, partly blamed on alleged price-gouging, mean that, measured by the cost of a seat, Brazil now boasts ten of the world's 20 most expensive football venues, according to KPMG, a consultancy.

"A few days ago Bapska-Berkasovo was just a transit point, but after the Hungarian authorities decided to close their borders, delays have left thousands stranded with minimum shelter or access to toilets," said Francisca Silva, MSF's humanitarian advisor in Serbia.