Sentence examples for delayed a little from inspiring English sources
It's been delayed a little by the work he's done and his priorities – the track, the classics – but he's always had that absolute class.
Reo-Coker often found himself within shooting range but either chose a less selfish option or delayed a little too long and had his effort blocked.
"He is a very strong player mentally so seeing him working – and we delayed a little bit his return to the first team – I think he is without any problems and he is working 100% with normality.
"Of course," he added with a sigh, "I have Hilton Hotel expenses from a conference in January here on my desk to file with the university, so that e-mail filtering may be delayed a little bit".
So that means that even if the political climate change debate is delayed a little bit, that's not going to slow things down on energy prices, resource depletion, or population growth.
"We expect the trial of Saif al-Islam to be delayed a little because Abdullah Senussi will be able to provide new information that can be used in Saif's trial," said prosecution spokesman Taha Ba'ara.
He said that the 5percentt cut meant that "we'll have to do a little snipping here and there, and delay a little in filling positions, as well as reducing the number of times we'll do some programs".
"You can quite see a situation in which, for straightforward commercial reasons a company decides to delay a little bit putting in an upgrade, it then has difficulties with the upgrade, it doesn't think about the changed security environment, hackers are using new techniques all the time, and that's the decision they have to make.
When another member (v 2) receives the key, then multiplies it with its private key, denoted as k v 2 k v 1 P. To avoid a broadcast storm, v 1 as the most front of members in the road broadcasts first, and other members delay a little time to broadcast.
"2001" established the phenomenon of the Kubrick film: much rumored, long delayed, always a little disappointing.
