Sentence examples for matters delayed from inspiring English sources

Warner came up short at least one potential blockbuster when troubles with the script and other matters delayed "Justice League of America," a superhero film that was racing toward production when the writers struck last November.

Resuming work on 12 Days in early 2005, Kim felt that her "slow speed, other projects and family matters" delayed its production.

"I do not intend to have this matter delayed," she said, adding that if prosecutors wanted to expand the case, the "government better do so promptly".

Her request was ignored, and the matter delayed indefinitely by the appointment of a committee to consider the general development of the iron and steel industry—a committee, a Times letter-writer noted, dominated by BISF members.

But there is bound to be a long official enquiry into the matter, delaying resolution by up to a year.

He said that "internal matters" have delayed notification of priests, but he expected that the cardinal would start talking to them within a couple of weeks.

Talks were said to be going well, but the junior doctors' dispute, in which Hunt has vowed to impose a new contract, has complicated matters and delayed final agreement being reached.

That is, on trials with long RTs, the BOLD response in white matter is delayed relative to trials with short RTs, presumably because processes supported by white matter (e.g., conduction of action potentials along corticospinal pathways) initiate later in time.

Thus a careful review of the matter was delayed until Monday, July 28.

My solicitor didn't see my reply until midday my time Monday morning - thus an urgent matter was delayed by four days.

Following Friday's racing he was asked to clarify what had caused the delay - France Galop would only say a "medical" matter had delayed his clearance to ride again - but declined the opportunity.