Sentence examples for delayed worldwide from inspiring English sources
If the explosion is on or near the surface, the soil, water, and other materials in the vicinity will be sucked upward by the rising cloud, causing early (local) and delayed (worldwide) fallout.
If, in fact, Boeing were to pay the sort of compensation Air India is asking for all the Dreamliner planes that are delayed worldwide, it would pay out some $32 billion, Motley Fool calculated.
The company had already delayed the worldwide introduction of the PlayStation 3 to November from spring of this year.
When we look back, I wonder if we're going to find out that the Internet boom in the United States paused or delayed a worldwide Asian event.
NEWARK (AP) -- The guard at Newark Liberty International Airport who briefly left his post on Jan . 3 allowing a security breach that delayed flights worldwide, will be disciplined but is being allowed to return to work, federal authorities said.
After having delayed the worldwide launch of it's beastly Optimus 3D smartphone, and losing its smartphone boss to Apple's South Korean unit, LG hasn't exactly been thriving.
Responding to strong demand in the United States for its iPad, Apple said Wednesday that it would delay the worldwide release of the tablet computer for a month.
Disputes among mining companies and local communities and governments have posed a particular challenge, causing about $25bn worth of projects being delayed or suspended worldwide, Cutifani said earlier this year.
Worldwide, delayed diagnosis is common and frequently very scarce improvement in five-year survival over the last four decades has been observed [ 4].
One performance of "Die Walküre" that was being broadcast live to cinemas worldwide was delayed nearly an hour because the "Machine," as it became known, wouldn't cooperate.
The Wall Street Journal reported this week that Mattel, the world's largest toy maker — which this summer alone recalled more than 20 million Chinese-made toys worldwide — has delayed reporting defects to the government because it thinks the reporting rules are unreasonable.
