Sentence examples for delayed building from inspiring English sources

Some developers have delayed building in Clichy Batignolles, hoping that the market will improve.

Choking on debt, operators have delayed building expensive networks to support an array of new services dependent on a continuous connection to the Internet.

Having paid a fortune for their 3G licences, operators have been hamstrung by huge debts, and have delayed building their 3G networks.

The mobile phone industry has been squeezed between consumers, who have been slow to buy new phones with updated features like color screens and cameras, and operators, who have delayed building new infrastructure to conserve cash.

"Nobody will give up and raise the white flag," he said in the interview, which was posted Friday on the Web site of the Russian channel RT. "One of our biggest mistakes was that we delayed buying new weapons from Russia, and delayed building a strong army.

That means less monitoring of air quality and delayed building permits for companies looking to expand or build new facilities.

But by 2006, the administration, in an effort to pare costs, said it would carve out the cavern and platforms for the second station but indefinitely delay building the station.

But now, even as the student body continues to grow, the schools have had to drop employees and delay building projects to cut costs, said David Vroonland, the chairman of the coalition and superintendent of the Frenship Independent School District, outside Lubbock.

[On convergence] we think Openreach will not be split from BT mainly because: (i) Ofcom is wary of a split causing BT's Pension Trustee to demand significant extra top-up payments; (ii) a split will seriously delay building Britain better fixed broadband infrastructure.

Qualcomm's bid to have its cell-phone technology, known as code division multiple access, used across China was set back when China's No. 2 phone company, the China United Telecommunications Corporation, said this week it would delay building such a network for two years.

Swindon Borough Council has blamed the economic downturn and wants to delay building roads in the area until 2,500 homes have been built.