Sentence examples for delayed by weeks from inspiring English sources

A final decision on whether bailiffs can move in and mount one of the largest evictions in British history could be delayed by weeks after it emerged that two further judicial reviews over the contested site in Essex had been lodged with the courts.

Snow melting in the high-elevation Sierra Nevada Mountains under warming climatic conditions may be delayed by weeks in some subbasins in comparison to others (Lundquist and Flint 2006), providing uncertainty for biological and water-resource processes.

Depending on the number of mines laid by pro-Gaddafi supporters, and the time it takes to defuse them, work on reinstalling oil production could be delayed by weeks, potentially even months.

Transparency's impact is diminished when information about campaign funding is delayed by weeks or months.

There has been concern that the leadership shake-up will further slow a push into the volatile south that has already been delayed by weeks in some areas and months in others.

Cold impacts can be delayed by weeks (Bhaskaran et al. 2010) and therefore were modeled using temperatures averaged over 28 days.

Mean ICR was computed separately for low impulsives and high impulsives (i.e. weak and strong discounting) and the following conditions: low short, €10 today vs. €11 16 delayed by 1 5 weeks; low long, €10 today vs. €11 16 delayed by 12 16 weeks; high short, €10 today vs. €25 30 delayed by 1 5 weeks; and high long, €10 today vs. €25 30 delayed by 12 16 weeks.

If the neutrophil count was<1.5 × 10 l−1 or the platelet count was <100 × 10 l−1 treatment was <span class="lh">delayed by 1 week (maximum of 2 weeks).

The World Cup meant the start of the Premiership was delayed by six weeks.

The trial of former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks has been delayed by seven weeks.

Norbert Röttgen, the environment minister, announced on Wednesday that the decision would be delayed by several weeks.