Sentence examples for delayed buildings from inspiring English sources

Much delayed buildings often morph over the years, like characters in a computer game, some maturing nicely, others losing the edge they had at the outset.

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

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

In addition, zoning and other rules sometimes limited or delayed building.

They have coped well with changes of headteacher and a delayed building programme," the inspectors said.

Construction and design flaws - and charges about where to put the blame - had delayed building for about two years.

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

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

No wonder many people think Muslim worship is growing more visible.One explanation for the delayed building boom in Germany, argues Ms Färber, lies in the cultural obstacles faced by first-generation migrants.

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.

Normally, the Wicks Law (controlling city contracting) and ULURP (the uniform-land-use-review process) would have delayed building, but the legislature's creation of the School Construction Authority has cut through the red tape.