Sentence examples for make delays from inspiring English sources

The V.A.'s own rules may make delays worse.

The survey of 201 employers by the Recruitment & Employment Confederation (REC) found that four out of 10 respondents felt that formally notifying the EU of the UK's intention to withdraw would make delays in business investment and hiring decisions more likely.

Gilmartin also expects airline stocks, already hurt by the slowing economy, to tumble further as Americans' fears of flying heighten and stringent security checks make delays longer.

And imagination only comes when you privilege the subconscious, when you make delay and procrastination work for you.

Still, the "Basement Bhangra" record took years to make, delayed in part by deals that fell through with Vice Records and other labels.

Congress has also tied up funding for the Web site, making delays and snags that much more inevitable.

A26 Failing Grade for Airlines A Transportation Department report found that airlines had not made delays more tolerable for passengers, despite promises to do so.

The Maastricht treaty, they assert, actually makes delay impossible.Yet the markets remain unconvinced: spreads between German and southern European bonds continue to widen.

Basically, it consists of a dual ring bus, in which two telegrams are transmitted on both channels in opposite directions, thus making delay measurements feasible.

But top tax rates are likely to rise in 2011 as the Bush tax cuts expire, making delay potentially costly for those with incomes above $250,000.

Numerous factors affect in making delayed transfer, which in itself is a risk factor for patient related morbidity and mortality, especially the after hour transfers.