Sentence examples for is much delayed from inspiring English sources

Otherwise germination fails or is much delayed, with the early growth of the seedling often abnormal.

The sell-off of the branches is much delayed, and was originally supposed to take place before the end of 2013 under terms agreed with the EU at the time of the RBS bailout.

The only new power stations energy secretary Amber Rudd seems determined to pursue are nuclear, but even the first proposed one – at Hinkley Point in Somerset – is much delayed and dependent on a yet-to-be agreed French financing package for EDF.

The development of the remiges (and alulae) of nestling hoatzins is much delayed compared to the development of these feathers in other young birds, presumably because young hoatzins are equipped with claws on their first two digits.

Significant amounts of plaques in the hippocampus were only observed from 6 8 months onwards, which is much delayed compared to the cortex.

The HdhQ150 mice develop a phenotype that is remarkably similar to that found in R6/2 except that onset is much delayed and the disease progresses much more slowly over a period of 22 months (18, 19).

The banks are poorly regulated and prone to collapse; privatisation has been much delayed.

"What the government has done was much delayed," said Gernot Nerb, an economist at the Ifo Institute in Munich.

But production of the second film, The Two Jakes, was much delayed and only emerged in 1990, with Nicholson himself as director.

When work began, however, the mud was not as soft as anticipated so the dredger's hourly capacity was lower, meaning the project would be much delayed and flagrantly overshoot its budget.

If he fails to do so, and Likud returns to power intent on holding onto large areas of the West Bank for ideological and security reasons, progress toward peace will be much delayed, at best.