Sentence examples for delays extending from inspiring English sources

Service was disrupted, with delays extending well into the evening, making the trip home for many commuters even more uncomfortable on a hot and muggy day.

Kashagan — which is being developed by the Italian oil company Eni and Western multinational companies like Exxon Mobil and Royal Dutch Shell — has had cost overruns and delays, extending the projected start-up date by five years, to late 2010.

For some of them, the delays extend up to a year, the report said.

Rain delays extended the match to nearly four hours and limited play for the day.

It was expected that the system would be completed no later than 1971, but cost increases and planning delays extended this time by some 25 years.

Another interesting source [6] suggests that "decreases in performance and behavioural intentions begin to flatten when the delays extend to 4 seconds or longer, and attitudes flatten when the delays extend to 8 seconds or longer".

Attendance, or its decline, has led the Mets to delay extending their lease for Thomas J. White Stadium beyond this year.

Steve Karellas, New Jersey coordinator for the National Motorists Association, said transportation officials were too timid in recommending that the state delay extending its 65-m.p.h.

Selective processing for orientation and shape were relatively delayed, extending through the entire SN time range.

This interval includes 2 periods: the access time to 1st medical contact which is the delay comprised between the 1st symptoms of TB and the date of 1st medical contact for those symptoms, and the time of clinical suspicion defined as the delay extending from the date of 1st medical contact to the date of clinical suspicion of TB.

The same impulse to delay extends to divorce.