Sentence examples for has merely delayed from inspiring English sources

For Al Kazeem, though, his enforced absence has merely delayed the fulfilment of his potential.

But by inflating a house-price bubble and encouraging households to borrow more, the Fed has merely delayed the day of reckoning.

Government aid, in the form of bail-outs and scrappage schemes, may have prevented outright collapse, but it has merely delayed the reckoning.

Hammond is concerned that the UK has merely delayed the date when the battle begins, possibly to next March when article 50 is triggered or when the EU's response is published.

As it turned out the Fed was not ready to start "tapering", and some reckon that reductions may not come until December or January.Now if you think that the Fed has merely delayed the start of tapering by a few months, then you might conclude that Wednesday's decision implies an increase in the expected size of the Fed's balance sheet of perhaps $30 billion.

This prevented a deep recession, but it may have merely delayed the needed economic adjustments.

But some cautioned that Tuesday's US agreement had merely delayed a decision for two months, and predicted further volatility to come.

By late Friday afternoon, SpaceX reported that it had fixed the problem and that the balky thrusters had merely delayed the arrival of the cargo ship at the station by perhaps just one day.

A windfall — federal stimulus money — bailed the state out of a budget shortfall in the 2009 session, but when lawmakers returned to write another budget two years later, they found they had merely delayed trouble.

Lacey Plache, chief economist for Edmunds.com, cautioned dealers not to discount younger drivers from the new car equation, pointing out that many of them have merely delayed buying new cars as a result of the recession.

It has been noted (33) that students who 'park' their previous degree, having originally missed out dental training only to re-apply for graduate entry programmes, have merely delayed entry and represent a similar group.