Sentence examples for delaying too long from inspiring English sources

That is well below his initial popularity, however, and he will not want to mimic Britain's Gordon Brown in delaying too long before seeking his own mandate.

They shouldn't delay too long.

Expect fierce competition so don't delay too long before you apply.

"And if we delay too long, salmon runs, and even extinction, are at stake".

"The risk is that they will have to move all the more aggressively later on if they delay too long.

She argued that if the Fed had delayed too long in increasing the cost of borrowing it might have had to tighten monetary policy abruptly to quell inflation.

We only hope that the prosecutions will not be delayed too long and that the guilty people will live to face trial.

The Belgian delayed too long before shooting in the first half; in the second, he slipped the ball past the otherwise excellent Given before Shawcross's rescue act.

Mr. Putin also tipped his hat to Western countries that fought against Germany, but alluded to a critique implicit in generations of Soviet textbooks, which held that the Allies delayed too long in joining the fight.

Mr. Putin also saluted Western countries that fought against Germany, but he alluded to a criticism implicit in generations of Soviet textbooks, which held that the Allies delayed too long in entering the fight.

But while there was a note of urgency in Ms. Browner's announcement -- "If we delay too long, the problem will become worse" -- the administrative and political realities of the situation make it unlikely that anything will happen soon.