Sentence examples for expensive delay from inspiring English sources

Even if the European regulators ultimately approve the deal, four months can be an expensive delay.

The long distance trailer rides are expensive, delay diagnosis and treatment, and subject horses to stress, the owners say.

As a result, the optical signal is detected directly by a photodiode (PD), without using the sophisticated and expensive delay interferometer (DI).

Over a span of 20 years, incorporating new technologies or changes in requirement are either very expensive, delay the overall programs, or are simply undeliverable.

A requirement for a confirmatory test would make the overall testing strategy more expensive, delay the diagnosis, and result in an additional patient visit to the laboratory.

THE small-claims court is a rare success in the sorry tale of Britain's exorbitantly expensive, delay-ridden civil justice system.

"This is an expensive delaying tactic designed by the conservatives in the Liberal party to prevent marriage equality.

Leaving compliance until the product design has been completed could lead to expensive delays in launching products into new markets.

This would cost much less than the expensive delaying tactics the government is using to fight this case".

The haphazard nature of junk means that an errant piece — say, a shattered bottle — can invade the gears and cause expensive delays.

The storm did not cause any power failures in the park -- the island's version of Silicon Valley -- saving many of the world's biggest computer chip makers expensive delays.