Sentence examples for may further delay from inspiring English sources

Their refusal may further delay the release of the actor, Rajkumar.

Utilizing these different targeted agents in combination or in sequence may further delay resistance to treatments and prolong antitumor responses.

The disagreement, though minor, may further delay official certification of the withdrawal, which is required before United nations forces can be deployed in the region.

Christian Schulz, senior economist at Berenberg, said: "The latest economic rough patch may further delay the long-expected gradual rebound in inflation and will probably trigger more discussions about further easing at the upcoming meetings".

This may further delay ratification even if Irish voters say yes.Both sides claimed vindication from a report by a group of European experts into the causes of last year's war between Russia and Georgia.

… But the $3.5 billion ignition facility, derided by some critics as taxpayer-financed science fiction, is running into new challenges that may further delay and perhaps scuttle its goal.

But the history of government efforts to create a consensus on press regulation suggests there may yet be further delay.

Unless another source of money is found, the M.T.A. chief executive, Lee Sander, may have to further delay some projects, perhaps the next leg of the Second Avenue subway, to pare costs.

By removing the sentence, lawmakers may have further delayed the referendum from being put to a public vote.

"A meaningful recovery in existing-home sales could occur as early as this spring, or it may be further delayed toward late 2008".

The Hinkley plans have been beset by problems and the plant's developer, EDF, the French energy group, recently admitted it may be further delayed.