Sentence examples for delay make from inspiring English sources

But would a delay make a real difference?

Not only does Miss DeLay make a point of hearing her ex-pupils perform whenever she can, but they clearly know, to judge from the evidence assembled in Ms. Sand's book, that they have been marked by her for life.

Does it matter whether they describe a tackle, a shot or a through ball at the very moment it's happening, or does a slight delay make a difference to the length and complexity of what a commentator can say?" The answer to the last question would appear to be yes.

In the original story that Shakespeare drew on, Hamlet's madness and his delay make complete narrative sense: he feigns madness because he is still a child when his father's murder by his uncle becomes publicly known; he waits for years, acting like an idiot, until the moment is right for him to strike and claim the throne.

No denial, no delay, make those tough choices.

High-bit error rate and large propagation delay make the design of transport protocols especially awkward.

According to the logic of politics, delay makes sense.

The delay makes it harder for challengers to start campaigns.

Do not delay making the report in order to gather all of this information.

That very long cycle makes it easy to delay making decisions within an organization.

"The question arises as to whether this delay made a difference.