This is a false economy, which seems rational to the airlines since much of the cost of lost bags is currently passed on to passengers, in the form of inconvenient delays, forced clothing replacement and so on.
So, perhaps, it was inconvenient to delay making those decisions, waiting for the three weeks of the retrograde to pass.
Flying is clearly the best choice, despite being uncomfortable, oftentimes inconvenient and delay-ridden, not to mention the thrill of getting through security.
The official journal, which publishes court rulings and laws, was moved under government control to delay inconvenient rulings by the Constitutional Court such as the one about who represents Romania at EU meetings.On July 7th, parliament voted in favour of impeaching Traian Basescu, the president, on alleged misuse of power.
"Deeply frustrated," Heywood replied, resisting his natural impulse to point out that delaying inconvenient reports was a sign of a job well done.
The administration is trying to delay the inconvenient truth that Karzai wants reconciliation with Taliban leaders; this makes the U.S. cringe, thinking of Mullah Omar and other 9/11 killers.
Steep fares, lousy food, aggravating delays and inconvenient schedules were palatable up to a point, as long as there was a little first-class pampering to soften the blow.
The lane closures were more than just inconvenient for commuters; they delayed emergency responders from attending to at least four medical situations in Fort Lee, including a 91-year-old woman who lay unconscious and later died.
Specifically, strategies like NBC's much criticized decision to delay broadcasts from inconvenient time zones for the Olympics are no longer viable.
By late August private-equity firms had cancelled four IPOs scheduled for the month, according to Dealogic, a research outfit.In normal times such delays might simply be inconvenient, but now they could prove devastating.
