Sentence examples for delay in publications from inspiring English sources

However, the Pavilion by Hadid endured construction delays and a construction team change, which led to nationwide coverage of the delay in publications such as The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.

Any writer who has ever worried about causing offense to family or friends, or to local community, or to a whole country should take instruction from the delay in publication of this important public poem.

He had grown frustrated with a delay in publication, and was upset by a piece in the Sunday Mirror which wrongly accused him of being a hoaxer.

Then again, this is exactly what Mr. Daly said last year, when asked whether the economic downturn had caused a delay in publication.

The delay in publication may have been because Sōkan compiled the book for the use of his students and did not intend for it to be published.

Sir Jeremy Heywood, the cabinet secretary, will next week face questions about the delay in publication of the Chilcot report on the Iraq war amid anger that service personnel families will have to wait until after the election to see the findings.

The delay in publication has been a growing source of frustration for the families as well as David Cameron, who has demanded a timetable for publication be set out "pretty soon".

The long delay in publication, partly owing to the loss of important data during the German occupation of Norway, also indicates the unparalleled care he took with his work.

Vanunu, a former nuclear technician, had been in England giving information about the Dimona nuclear plant to the Sunday Times, but, depressed by the delay in publication, had wanted to get out of the city, ironically because he feared that Mossad was on his tail.

And like Ronald Hayman (the author of a succinct one-volume life of Proust that appeared in 1990) he emphasizes the role that World War I had on the shape of the novel: by forcing a delay in publication, it gave him time to expand and elaborate his story, to create the famously layered architectural edifice the book became.

The Arab countries which lobbied for the Jenkins review will not be surprised by the latest delay in publication but will take heart from the signal that a future Conservative government would seek to modify anti-terrorist legislation to include Islamist groups.