Sentence examples for delayed every day from inspiring English sources

"Approximately 100percentt of the flights in December were delayed every day," he said.

If free-running period is longer than 24 h, the phase would be delayed every day, and this difference in period from 24 h must be made up by phase shifts from light and the inhibitor to achieve entrainment.

At the men's Rogers Cup in Toronto this week, there were rain delays every day before Friday, while the women's version of the event in Montreal had delays on two days.

Günther Oettinger, Germany's commissioner, also sounded a warning note over too long a delay: "Every day of uncertainty prevents investors from putting their funds into Britain, and also other European markets," he said.

There are delays practically every day".

The race had been delayed a day because of rain.

If delayed until Day 7, CyA prophylaxis was totally ineffective.

The maiden voyage of the world's largest cruise ship was delayed Monday, just 10 days before the scheduled sailing.

Investigating the impact of a passenger-structure on decisions on onward-delays in the every-day flight operations execution, a decision support real-time tool, De laying V IPs O rien ted D ecision S upport S ystem (DEVOTED DSS) was created, implementing (pre-specified) airline prioritisation policy in accordance with the rating of the high-fare passengers-classes importance.

"As Southern commuters are well aware, services are delayed, cancelled and overcrowded every day regardless of strike action.

Bees carrying radio frequency identification tags and trained to visit a feeder between 9 a.m. and 10 a.m. every day delayed their post-anesthesia searches by about 3 hours.