Sentence examples for delay in the distribution from inspiring English sources

But a nine-day delay in the distribution of fuel coupons earlier this year set off a panic.

"Although a perfect storm of circumstances beyond our control led to the delay in the distribution of last night's promotional item, the fact remains that our fans were inconvenienced," Lonn Trost, the Yankees' chief operating officer, said.

Independent of the delay in the distribution of antivirals, their quantitative availability affects only the height of the peak of the epidemic, but hardly the mitigation of the epidemic.

Furthermore, H1N1 vaccination skepticism propagated through the media, ambiguous messages between activist groups against vaccination, Public Health Authorities, and Scientific Societies, and a delay in the distribution of vaccines, might have contributed to the widespread concern about this vaccination [ 7, 17].

The objective of this work was to perform a dynamic analysis, simulation of industrial systems using discrete dynamic mass balances, and linear and non-linear delays in the distribution channels and manufacturing sites.

Challenges with this process included unexpected delays in the distribution of study invitations due to third party workload and personnel changes, increased costs and the inability to estimate characteristics of non-respondents.

Also discussed are techniques for ensuring user-friendly timing characteristics at a chip's input and output pins in spite of unavoidable propagation delays in the clock distribution network.

The delay with the distribution of PES payments in Son La has put pressure on the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD), which will most likely change the way payments are disbursed in the province.

We found socioeconomic predictors of delay that allow us to hypothesize social inequalities in the distribution of delay, but, in general, only a few socioeconomic variables predicted delay in cancer diagnosis.

First, we quantified the effect of delay in vaccine distribution relative to levels of pandemic influenza virus circulation in the population.

However, on-going financial crises, compounded by delay in the Global Fund–supported mass distribution campaign, have created a challenging environment within which to quickly achieve and maintain high levels of intervention coverage.