Sentence examples for delayed operations from inspiring English sources

Thick ice delayed operations in the spring.

Shell began drilling in Alaskan Arctic waters over the summer, though equipment problems and thick ice delayed operations.

Construction on a $69 million printing plant -- paid for entirely in cash -- was completed in the fall, but union demands have delayed operations until at least late January.

The protests over the past two weeks delayed operations "by no more than a few days", a spokesman said, adding: "We support people's right to peaceful protest.

Pakistani officials said that the authorities had planned an operation to flush militants from the remaining pockets of Mohmand, but delayed operations because of a lack of resources.

The Pakistani military has already delayed operations against North Waziristan, the central hub of militancy and Al Qaeda, because it says its forces are overextended.

This term was used to describe any immediate or delayed operation that involved a change of classification category, e.g. conversion from a breast-conserving procedure to mastectomy or from mastectomy to defect repair with flap techniques in local radical excision.

Only three unexploded bombs on the runway and taxiway are delaying operations.

And obviously the hope is that patients will not be damaged, but even delaying operations is not great".

"His friends would alert him and protect him, and local officials would delay operations by leading us down the wrong road, literally".

Mr. Wells said the storm would delay operations 10 to 12 days, depending on its severity and how close it passed by the site.