Sentence examples for delayed air from inspiring English sources

By taking the control of the ceiling to reduce the cumulative time of the indoor high temperature, which can be delayed air conditioning opening time by the next day, to achieve energy-saving effect.

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The episode became the subject of the 1999 film "The Insider," which alleged that CBS News delayed airing the report because it feared a debilitating lawsuit.

Industry officials said new lawsuits would be counterproductive and delay air quality improvements.

Cities in the region are opening cooling centres and officials fear the heat could delay air travel.

Government plans to delay air pollution improvements in 12 UK areas have been refused by the European Commission, which says air quality must improve.

From the perspective of air travel, the current recommendation is to delay air travel by 1 3 weeks post surgery or post resolution of pneumothorax [47].

The UK has been denied permission by the commission to delay air quality improvements in 12 areas - Aberdeen and north-east Scotland Belfastt; Birkenhead; Brighton; Bristol Liverpooll; Preston Sheffieldd; south-west England; south Wales; Swansea and Tyneside.

Her first visit in 2010 was delayed when air traffic over Europe was grounded because of the Icelandic volcano.

Flights to and from the main Athens airport were delayed as air traffic controllers briefly took part in the strike.

Last year, drilling appeared to be on track until an E.P.A. appeals panel delayed an air quality permit because it wanted more time to consider the potential impact of exploration rigs' diesel emissions on local indigenous communities.