Sentence examples for delayed money from inspiring English sources

Customers complained that when funds were delayed, money they were counting on wasn't available, leading them to be unable to pay bills or rent.

Delayed money gratification is a common trait among rich people I know.

For example: "What do you prefer: 1) €2 right away or 2) €10 in 30 days?" After the choice for the immediately available money, this amount was decreased on a next trial, whereas if the delayed money was preferred, the amount of immediately available money on the next trial was increased (decreasing adjustment algorithm; Du et al. 2002).

In addition to delaying money owed to schools, Minnesota under Mr. Pawlenty balanced its books by using money from a tobacco industry settlement meant for health care and $2.3 billion from the federal stimulus.

The Lords would only be able to delay money bills for one month, effectively ending their ability to do so.

Every payment delayed is money in the bank for the companies.

The work was delayed as money was diverted to the fight against terrorism.

Construction has been delayed because money to staff the station had been purged.

Since "Goliath," they have tried to get projects with bigger budgets started but have been delayed by money restrictions.

President Bush has requested $3.5 billion for state, county and local governments, but budget battles in Congress have delayed the money.

"There is always the danger that when a project is delayed, the money may not be there when you are ready to go ahead".