Sentence examples for delayed by a decade from inspiring English sources

We call this progress, albeit delayed by a decade or more.

But if a nuclear accord is signed, the threat of an Iranian bomb should be delayed by a decade or more.

The National Audit Office NAOO) report, published on Wednesday, says the move has delayed by a decade the deployment of carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology in the UK, which takes emissions from power stations and industry and buries them so they do not contribute to global warming.

The mixed international tribunal was delayed by a decade of civil war that followed the collapse of the Khmer Rouge and then by another decade of stalemate as the Cambodian government and the United Nations wrestled over the ground rules for the court.

The route of a drug to the pharmaceutical market could be delayed by a decade and unfortunately it is not secured against clash with undesired side effects.

In March a defence white paper leaked which purported to show that under Turnbull and his defence minister, Marise Payne, the entry into service of a replacement for the ageing Collins-class fleet had been delayed by "nearly a decade".

The Turnbull government was rocked on Wednesday by a leak of sections of the draft defence white paper which purported to show that under Malcolm Turnbull and his defence minister, Marise Payne, the entry into service of a replacement for the ageing Collins-class fleet had been delayed by "nearly a decade".

The idea behind the business still sounds excellent, even if arrival is delayed by half a decade or so.

Hubble cost several billion dollars more than initially planned, and its launch was delayed by almost a decade.

As Stanford's Ken Caldeira has argued, relying on gas instead of investing in renewables and efficiency simply delays by a few decades the planet-altering consequences we must avoid, making natural gas the "fool's gold" of climate action in my view.

251-5 - coronation delayed by a day.