Sentence examples for eventually delay from inspiring English sources

At 220 Central Park South, 22 tenants recently won a small victory in State Supreme Court in Manhattan that could eventually delay the demolition of their building for a 41-story glass tower.

Clear Channel, as part of its previously announced Responsible Broadcasting Initiative, said last week that it would spend more than $500,000 on equipment that would delay broadcasts by 20 seconds (and that it would look into installing machines that could eventually delay shows by five minutes).

While playing football at PJC, Robinson suffered a fractured ankle, complications from which would eventually delay his deployment status while in the military.

Lower levels of inhibition seem to affect the duration of the activated response, and increasing inhibition levels eventually delay the response and limit the activation maxima.

Redistricting took a funny bounce, though, eventually delaying the March elections until May 29, and the runoffs from May 22 until July 31.

A state assemblywoman blocked state aid to try to derail the increase, and community groups filed a civil rights lawsuit that eventually delayed it.

Cuomo eventually delayed his decision, pending further investigation into the practice; he is now due to rule on whether to allow fracking as early as 27 February, following a four-and-a-half year ban.

Eventually, delayed deep convection breaks out locally under conditions of locally forced strong upward motion, releasing the excessive CAPE in the form of extreme heavy precipitation (Wang and Zhou 2005; O' Gorman and Schneider 2009).

This, Rabin thought, along with ground and aerial counterattacks, eventually delayed their drive on Tel Aviv.

Trump was scheduled to announce his choice midday Friday, but eventually delayed it because of the attack in Nice, France.

Production is slated to begin in October 2014 and was scheduled for a summer 2016 release, but was eventually delayed to 2017.