Sentence examples for has delayed that from inspiring English sources

What has delayed that moment of reckoning has been a lack of house-building.

But the second special session call has delayed that big reveal.

He wants to close the Guantanamo Bay prison, which is all to the good given its stain on the national character, but he has delayed that goal until acceptable alternatives can be found.

Mr. Bush was widely expected to name Daniel R. Coats, a former senator from Indiana, another conservative Republican, but he has delayed that selection amid signs that he is continuing to interview other candidates.

The governor's budget office was expected last week to release its mid-year update on the state's finances, but it has delayed that report due to what the budget director, Robert L. Megna, described in a statement on Monday as "the volatility of the market and dynamic nature of the situation".

The country as a whole has never been less populist, but the Southern domination of the GOP has delayed that change inside of the party.

"Anything that would have delayed that would have been disastrous for the industry," Mr. Frizzell said.

That deleveraging means there has to be pain, and the banks have delayed that pain.

The oil industry's propaganda effort may have delayed that realization by a generation, but eventually the siege of studies — and of fires, floods, and windstorms — took their inevitable toll.

The F.D.A. has said it plans to issue preliminary rules for public comment on e-cigarette regulations as soon as the end of this month, but the partial government shutdown appears to have delayed that process.

On Thursday he said the slowness of responses to his requests for information from Clinton and the State Department had delayed that timetable.