Sentence examples for likely delay from inspiring English sources

Mr. Aizawa, a financial bureaucrat who was a prisoner of war in Russia after World War II, has objected to the agency's proposal to allow non-banks to operate in the banking sector, so his appointment would likely delay the plans of companies like the Sony Corporation and Ito-Yokado to set up banks.

Another problem is the likely delay between the tabling of a complaint and its resolution.

The likely delay comes at a delicate time in South Korean politics.

And there will be another court challenge, meaning a likely delay even beyond that.

This week's agreement is already months behind schedule, and Pyongyang will likely delay, obfuscate and demand a lot more.

But their prize comes at a price: A likely delay in flights of American spacecraft to the space station.

That will likely delay the move into the crater, which could have been as early as Saturday.

But the changes are now facing likely delay after Irish voters rejected them in a referendum this month.

That is a start date that would likely delay the initial trading until early or mid-June.

A second recount will be held in the race for governor, most likely delaying the final result until Christmas.

He told Reuters that Islamic State likely delayed announcing his death to allow time to line up a successor.