Sentence examples for delayed even for from inspiring English sources

"But, the reality is that people are not going to change their behaviors willingly--we're all in a rush and we don't want to be delayed even for a minute or two.

Many workers claimed that payments for piecemeal work and other wages could be delayed, even for months, although not universally reported.

Always follow the deadlines of the projects because some teachers are so obsessed with timetables and deadlines that they would not accept your work if your assignment is delayed even for one day and even if they would accept it, some of your marks may be deducted for the late submission.

Severe side effects often cause the next cycle to be delayed, even though maintaining dosage is crucial for therapeutic success.

But with something this half-cooked it has to be worth delaying – even if just for a year.

But the landmark law passed in 1970 has also been increasingly abused, opening the door to lawsuits — sometimes brought by business competitors or for reasons unrelated to the environment — that, regardless of their merit, can delay even green development projects for years or sometimes kill them completely.

Why are there such long delays, even for women who get regular examinations?

At the same time, the recession and the deepening budget crunch have led states to lay off judges, law clerks and other courthouse personnel, which means longer waits for trials and delays even for recording judgments so that cases can be resolved.

Similar conclusions are drawn from the high priority traffic delay results, where it is evident that EDCA suffers from the highest delays almost for all values of load, while AWPP ensures minimum packet delays even for 20 Mbps load.

For example, traditional SDN architectures using reactive flow provisioning relay the first packet of each flow to the controller, which might incur unacceptable delays even for low demanding functional splits.

Comparing Figures 5 and 8, we can see that to obtain similar results, a lower value of δ is sufficient; for instance, to have M1 below 50%, δ=0.3 is sufficient (even if δ=0.2 is below 50% for a network larger than 100 nodes) which corresponds in Figure 7 to a tolerable delay even for a network with 300 nodes.