Sentence examples for delayed to make from inspiring English sources

President Bush's nationwide address on Iraq made the wait a little longer because the start of the game was delayed to make room for the president's remarks.

Others are making pointed jokes that it will be the year '2067' and Captain Marvel and black-led superhero movie, Black Panther, will still be delayed to make room for white, male-led films.

The company is apparently flooding its channels with devices, causing shipments for other 'top tier' device makers to be delayed to make way for Apple products.

Though the deal was actually signed on May 1, the announcement was delayed to make way for a particular movie premiere that some of you may have participated in over the weekend, Peter Phillips SVP and General Manager of Marvel Digital Media, told TechCrunch.

Piers Steel defines procrastination as willingly deferring something even though you expect the delay to make you worse off.

Mars One has announced a two-year delay to make sure we have enough time to develop the two spacecraft for the 2018 mission.

At the least that could cause sufficiently long delays to make it impossible to hold a run-off election before the onset of heavy winter snows, which in turn would make polling impossible in large parts of the country.

That's not clear, nor is the question of whether that feed, which will have a forty-second delay to make sure no classified material is revealed, is enough to qualify this as an open trial.

The two said they would pay $3.55 a share, up from $3.34, after the Guinness Peat Group and partners said they would propose as much as $3.70 a share and sought a court-ordered delay to make a formal bid.

This delay to make the feature broadly accessible could have impacted Moments' momentum.

"You can expect longer delays to make sure that more screening is being done on baggage, both hold luggage as well as hand luggage," adding that travelers should allow more time to get through security.