Sentence examples for minutes of delay from inspiring English sources

At 50 minutes of delay, on average, the eastbound 10 is the most delayed route of any in the greater L.A. area, and the second-most congested in the United States, the company says.

"Every minute of stoppage is 20 minutes of delay".

These can add something in the order of 30 minutes of delay – or more.

Marion Blakey, the F.A.A. administrator, said total minutes of delay at O'Hare more than doubled in March from a year earlier.

At 5 02 this afternoon, after four minutes of delay and two countdowns, a group of Civil War re-enactors, some dressed in Confederate gray and others in Union blue, fired dummy charges toward the tower.

Congestion in the charging zone, as measured in minutes of delay per kilometre travelled, dropped on average by 30%, which is at the high end of the original projections.

They experienced 90 minutes of delayed melatonin onset — and had half the amount of melatonin released.

Lightning caused 45 minutes of delays, and following several downpours somewhere between biblical and torrential, the Jets kicked off at 9 15 p.m.

The incidents occurred despite a period of milder weather than the year before, causing almost 1.7 million minutes of delays.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency's Wireless Emergency Alert system is not fast enough to support earthquake early warnings; there have been reports of tens of seconds to even minutes of delays in receiving such messages.

Each minute of delay drops the odds of survival by 7percentto10percentcent.