Sentence examples for delay yet from inspiring English sources

He must now choose between two equally difficult options: to back Davies and break his "no ifs, no buts" promise, or to overrule Davies and either support expansion of Gatwick (which will anger many business leaders) or delay yet again.

For example, Mr. Dinkins proposes to delay yet more police hiring, but softens the effect with a plan for civilian workers to free more deskbound police for patrol duty.

"The EDF board is clearly rattled as they delay yet again this crucial investment decision," said Greenpeace executive director John Sauven, adding that the delay "could well signal curtains for Hinkley".

The membrane should facilitate the passage of glucose (180 Da) with minimal delay, yet retain the larger molecular components of the concanavalin A dextran affinity assay (60 102 kDa), using albumin (66 kDa) as a model.

The policing and criminal justice minster, Nick Herbert, will say: "It is a basic principle of justice that it should be delivered without delay, yet straightforward cases that could be dealt with in days or even hours are taking weeks and months.

Therefore, the parameter Dmax, kdoes not present the absolute upper bound for the scheduling delay, yet only a reference point used for weight adaptation.

But their dreams of marriage were delayed yet again when he lost his job last winter.

Last week, we hear that banking proposals are being delayed yet again.

But the turnaround the American carmaker was hoping for is likely to be delayed yet again.

Remarkably, this gene expression defect is corrected during involution, resulting in delayed yet normal Xbra expression and viable embryos.

The corruption trial of Jacob G. Zuma, the presumptive next president of South Africa, has been delayed yet again.