Sentence examples for likely delaying from inspiring English sources

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

The pressures on Mr. Clegg appeared to be mounting Saturday, most likely delaying any end to the political confusion.

So why did Mr. Cameron, who believes judges should generally stay out of the political fracases of the day, take on Mr. Mbeki, most likely delaying his promotion to the Constitutional Court for years, if not scuttling it entirely?

On Monday, the listing committee of the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing considered the Rusal listing but declined to make a decision, news agencies reported, most likely delaying the offering well into next year.

NO INTERNATIONAL DRAFT Major League Baseball abandoned its attempt to start an international draft of amateur players next year, most likely delaying the matter to collective bargaining for the labor contract that will start in 2017.

"Education debt is contributing to the huge increase in overall financial debt in this country, which is likely delaying the ability of people to retire," said Lori A. Trawinski, senior strategic policy adviser for the AARP Public Policy Institute.

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.

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