Sentence examples for delicate delay from inspiring English sources

The exchange of passes, with Özil's delicate delay as he waited to return the ball to meet Ramsey's surging run, was timed to perfection.

Given additional tariffs on trade with Europe if Britain pulled out, plus the risk of delays to delicate supply chains, it is little wonder almost all automotive firms back continued membership.

The timing also means that a final decision on how to proceed with the politically delicate case will be delayed until weeks after President Hu Jintao has returned from his visit this week to the United States.

In a statement on the Guardian, the Vatican said the arrest reflected Pope's wishes that "such a grave and delicate case be handled without delay, with the just and necessary rigour".

Democrats and pro-immigration organizations fear that further changing the delicate border compromise could indefinitely delay legal status for 11 million immigrants already in the country — one of the key components of the bill.

In this paper, we propose a Weighted Semi-Distributed Routing Algorithm (WSDRA) that discovers a path with minimum propagation delay by using delicate information of two routing hops.

A natural and delicate idea is that the delay may affect the existence of periodic solutions not only for the equations in [18], but also for many other kinds of equations.

The likely delay comes at a delicate time in South Korean politics.

Mixing Burial's garage rhythms with Four Tet's ear for delicate melodies, it's a shuffling, delay-filled track.

The talks on the agreement were delayed repeatedly over the delicate issues of night raids by American troops and the American operation of detention facilities.

Aware of the delicate situation, Mahler moved cautiously; he delayed his first appearance on the conductor's stand until January 1889, when he conducted Hungarian language performances of Das Rheingold and Die Walküre to initial public acclaim.