Sentence examples for has so delayed from inspiring English sources

That decision, coupled with a recent Parks Department appeal, has so delayed the contract bidding process that Manhattan and parts of Brooklyn and Queens will probably miss the entire spring tree-planting season, Mr. Benepe said.

Then he followed the parallel leg of the piano down from the closed keyboard lid to the gilt claw that had so delayed him.

And because we have so delayed implementing these initiatives, we now also need to do an even better and much more extensive job of extending unemployment benefits, reworking home mortgages, and providing basic needs for unemployed workers and their families.

The African Union has accused the I.C.C. of unfairly targeting the continent in its myriad of present pursuits; but the push for "African solutions to African problems" has so far delayed any kind of justice, local or U.N.-sponsored.

The strength of sterling – which makes the UK's exports less competitive in global markets – has been one reason the Bank of England has so far delayed lifting interest rates from their record low of 0.5%.

The litigation has so far delayed the issuance of stem cell research bonds by more than 2 years.

The coach has been under huge pressure since the Black Stars' failure at the Africa Cup of Nations but the GFA has so far delayed making a decision.

The 2018 budget year started on October 1, but Congress has so far delayed voting on a final budget.

But the State Department has so far delayed the delisting of the MEK even though a U.S. Court of Appeals ruling last July cast considerable doubt on its evidence, strongly suggesting that the designation should be revoked.

The process has been so delayed that some companies have become lukewarm about the prospect of doing business with Lebanon.

They are also unhappy that the renegotiation of their franchises has been so delayed.