Sentence examples for each month of delay from inspiring English sources

The corporation claimed in court that each month of delay cost the company $4.5m and that a failure to launch on time would lead to losses of $913m in 2017.

The groups, the Appliance Standards Awareness Project and the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy, said that each month of delay for the stalled efficiency rules creates pollution equivalent to burning 19,000 rail cars of coal.

"Every month of delay is another $100,000 of lost revenue to the bondholders," said Mayor Mark Nuaimi of Fontana.

City officials estimate that every month of delay adds $17 million to the cost because of the constantly rising price of materials.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, May 18 — After more than a month of delay as Republicans feuded among themselves, the House early Thursday narrowly approved a $2.7 trillion spending plan for next year.

A spokesman for Syngenta, the company that plans to give golden rice seeds to poor farmers, has said that every month of delay will mean another 50,000 blind children.

The authors subsequently converted the relative risks derived from the meta-analysis into estimates of the increment in risk attributable to 1 month of the waiting time for RT and this translated into an absolute increase in the risk of local recurrence of 1.0 % per month of delay of staring RT.

The Justice Department's lengthy filing indicates the administration planned to seek Supreme Court intervention before the teen, known the court case by the pseudonym Jane Doe, received her Oct. 25 abortion after month of delay by U.S. authorities.

It can therefore be questioned if Mr D is right when he reported 6 month of delay or Mr C was more correct in reporting no delay (Appendix 4).

However, there was a further month of delay before the second stage reimplantation could be performed because of extensive sacral and calcaneal pressure sores suffered in the initial three weeks of intensive care.

After the worst month of delays in air traffic history, airline pilots and the Federal Aviation Administration today ended a safety dispute that led pilots to sometimes refuse a specific kind of land instruction.