Sentence examples for delaying until the from inspiring English sources

Delaying until the middle of the century would be ruinously expensive.

Chapters jump around in time, so that background and foreground stories unfold in fits and starts, delaying until the last pages the revelation of Mead's motives for leaving.

"As heat demand is seasonal, delaying until the end of November will mean many customers will either put off a decision until next winter or buy a new fossil fuel boiler now – locking them in to higher-carbon heat for years to come," explained Thompson.

The economy remains one of the biggest threats to Sun's business because the company relies heavily on big-ticket server and service sales, which many companies are delaying until the business climate improves.

That request drew immediate opposition from the American Civil Liberties Union, which has represented Grimm throughout the case. . "The Board has had ample time to prepare its petition for certiorari and has no excuse for delaying until the last minute," wrote ACLU lawyer Joshua Block.

The bond was delayed until the fall.

So the organ's installation was delayed until the summer of 2010.

The launch was recently delayed until the end of this year.

Or they can delay until the window of opportunity closes.

Such a stereoscopic union is delayed until the final chapters of "Plowing the Dark".

One cabinet minister suggested Thursday morning that elections might be delayed until the middle of next year.