Sentence examples for later delayed from inspiring English sources

Probst and Streeter later delayed plans for the network.

Dublin airport was awarded planning permission in August 2007, but the runway was later delayed.

The Supreme Court later delayed the order, saying it needed to study the case, but the damage was done.

If he wants to stay with his father, he must return to his mother," Manhattan supreme court Justice Deborah Kaplan said, before setting an initial hearing date for the start of February – later delayed by a month.

The flight was later delayed by thunderstorms and ultimately canceled, but Mr. Martin said he had to pay for a hotel and cab fare because the cancellation was coded as weather-related.

That was later delayed with the agreement of Whyte, pending the disclosure of more details about the buyout to shareholders, information that is due on or before 6 June.

Delaying the platelets until 8 a.m. would mean the line couldn't be pulled until 10 a.m. or later, delaying the discharge until at least noon.

That means children are likely to start asking for certain toys later, delaying the earliest toy buying and making it harder for manufacturers and retailers to tell what toys will be most popular.

August same-store sales increased for several retailers, partly due to a growing trend among schools to start classes later, delaying back to school shopping a bit.

Educated girls will marry later, delay having children, and will space pregnancies to improve health outcomes.

A year and a half later, after delays from the Soviet and the Indian bureaucracies, Singh returned to Moscow.