Sentence examples for long delay from from inspiring English sources

But the book is weakened by the long delay from conception to completion.

Meanwhile, it's worth looking to the world of independent cinema, which may not be fast, either (there's often a long delay from completion to festival screenings to acquisition to release), but is at least quick on the draw.

When I click on a snippet, why is there sometimes a long delay from the time I hit play until the time I hear the audio playing?

It is plausible that the typical long delay from the onset of infectious disease to diagnosis and commencement of treatment is almost certainly the major factor contributing to the high rate of transmission.

Our study shows that for many individuals there is an unacceptably long delay from the first symptoms to CD diagnosis.

Currently, there is an unacceptably long delay, from 5 to 10 years, between the first occurrence of AS symptoms and a diagnosis of AS [ 10, 11].

Lily certainly must qualify as having encountered long delays — from February 2016 to "later in 2017" — but refunds were not issued at large.

There were long delays from onset to detection (median 29 days) and from detection to further events (investigation, confirmation, declaration, control).

Several centres had long delays from when the study was officially opened at their site to when they started to actively recruit to the study.

The longest delay from birth was potentially 52 weeks or 50 weeks from the age-appropriate limit of 2 weeks based on the data from the health authorities.

A recent paper by Bell and Redelmeier [ 6] provides strong evidence that part of the cause does lie in the wait for procedures, with patients admitted on Fridays and Saturdays having the longest delay from admission to procedure.