Sentence examples similar to entail a protracted delay from inspiring English sources

In fact, Darius got ahead of Alexander, occupying (after a protracted delay) a position to the north of the Macedonians.

The iPlayer, which launched last year after a protracted delay and at the cost of several million pounds, has expanded rapidly in recent months.

A protracted delay in Department obligations and payments beyond one week would severely curtail the cash flow to school districts, colleges and universities, and vocational rehabilitation agencies that depend on the Department's funds to support their services.

The film was eviscerated by critics and made little impression when it was released, after a protracted delay, in 2010.

Our results demonstrate that policy makers should be aware of an 8% risk of death in untreated patients with coronary artery disease judged to be low-severity at presentation, if there is a protracted delay before revascularization.

Meanwhile, many maladaptive coping skills that characterize mental illness entail a difficulty delaying gratification.

We address the reviewers' points in two parts: A) Factor 'run' as a continuous variable: Our study design entailed a delay of 24 hours between sessions.

This narrowed time window entails a steepened delay-of-reinforcement gradient.

Channel coding can improve the error correction capability, but entails an additional delay and complex decoding.

It is not unusual for this process to entail a major effort and extend over a protracted period.

A leadership gap or protracted delay in finding a suitable replacement can detract significantly from the stability of the corporation and can undermine public confidence in the future of the corporation as well as its ability to navigate challenges.