Sentence examples for delay has served from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, this unfortunate delay has served only to feed the anger and disappointment of Mr. Ferrer and some of his followers.

It would also need completely new engines, rather than adapted existing ones, in order to be sufficiently light and economical.The delay has served to feed the scepticism of those in the industry who think that the Sonic Cruiser is a mere "paper aeroplane", whose launch had more to do with public relations than with aerodynamics.

The shooting down of the aircraft in Peru, which killed an American missionary and her baby (and may have delayed Mr Walters's appointment), has served as a powerful reminder to Americans of the cost of the overseas drug war.Of course, Mr Walters may change his views once he is in office.

They are also deeply aware that the stimulus has served to delay the most urgent economic challenge of all: a structural shift in the Chinese economy.

professional, has served ably.

The second round of the Bay Hill Invitational was watered down with a weather delay of nearly five hours Friday, but it may have served only to delay the inevitable showdown between Els, who finished his round with a 65, and Woods, who was eventually stranded on his eighth hole when it got too dark to continue.

In all cases, they have served to only treat symptoms of the disease and can delay the progression of AD by 1 2 years but failed to reverse it.

The photography exhibition might have served as a catalyst for change -- but the mayor's delay unveils a different scenario.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport has delayed until Oct. 6 its ruling about the Olympic eligibility of some athletes who have served doping suspensions.

Some may have delayed for various involuntary reasons for some days and the promise would then no longer have served as an incentive.

But parity and fairness must mean that IPP prisoners who have served their tariffs — certainly, those who have served twice their tariffs — should be let out without further delay.