Sentence examples for delayed by a lack from inspiring English sources
Zvezda, which means "star" in Russian, was first delayed by a lack of Russian financing.
The elections were first postponed from 2000 to October 2001 for "technical reasons," then delayed by a lack of money.
Despite Ms. Heck's qualms, Mr. Zoffinger said construction on Xanadu -- which is expected to open in three years and be completed by 2009 -- will not be delayed by a lack of funds for mass transit.
Britain's transformation to a low-carbon society will be delayed by a lack of people trained in the right skills unless the government significantly increases its investment in the sector, a group of MPs have warned.
Craig Federighi "we do not want to be the first software release in history to be delayed by a lack of cats" — TUAW (@TUAW) 10 Jun 13 The new OS X will have a California-themed release.
But he said that even then, a shift to mass dog vaccination was delayed by a lack of government funding and bureaucratic restrictions that did not allow for reassigning of money designated for culling teams to vaccination teams.
The stage start was delayed by a tense 20 minutes as officials argued with Armstrong's team about the change, pointing out that the jerseys lacked prior authorisation.
The study of interactions between hepatitis C virus (HCV) with its mammalian host, along with the development of more effective therapeutics and vaccines has been delayed by the lack of a suitable small animal model.
It was assumed that CHF detection would be delayed by the lack of monitoring and therefore a total Dox dose of 350 mg m−2 would be administered.
Publication was delayed by an editing oversight.
