Sentence examples for inevitably delay from inspiring English sources

But Democrats worry that the challenges will inevitably delay the process and frustrate the voters.

An overwhelming 90% of the inmates have sought asylum – applications that will inevitably delay the deportation process as requests are examined and heard.

"The excessively long briefs Microsoft seeks to file would burden the court and inevitably delay disposition of the appeal," the government wrote.

The vast majority of the 2,800 detainees in Moria have applied for asylum, which will inevitably delay the process as their requests are examined and heard.

While supporters of the new plan believe private-sector rockets can be ready in three or four years, many agency insiders believe that such assessments are overly optimistic and that technical problems will inevitably delay whatever comes next.

Rupert Pearce, Inmarsat's CEO, commented: "This incident involving a failed Proton launch from the Baikonur Cosmodrome is extremely unfortunate and will inevitably delay our launch plans for our third Global Xpress satellite.

After three years of commuting on the A train, I have finally found the analogy to describe my feelings when the headlights of the infuriatingly and inevitably delayed train light up the tracks in advance of its arrival around the bend.

Completion of the task is inevitably delayed, affecting overall performance.

The loss of the two troopships inevitably delayed the movement of a division of West African soldiers to India until four replacements arrived.

Furthermore, drug injection by the emergency ambulance service is not approved in Japan, which inevitably delays the start of advanced life support.

Treatment for these infections is almost inevitably delayed due to a range of factors including the time taken to transport the specimen from remote health services to laboratories [ 22], and delays in recalling patients when a positive diagnosis occurs.