Sentence examples for much more delay from inspiring English sources

This unstable city can ill afford much more delay and uncertainty.

All of which raises the question: how much more delay can be bought with a covert campaign of assassination, cyberattacks and sabotage?

In a partial dissent, Justice Bill Cunningham wrote that the court's decision "turns on a sterile technicality" and would lead to further challenges and delay — "maybe much more delay" — in death penalty cases.

"There are much more delays with the security, but there are no check-in lines because nobody's flying," Ms. Resnick said.

However the major reaction peak was much more delayed in the alkali-activated pastes, and exhibited lower intensities than those of OPC pastes.

In fact, the initial heart rate response to vasopressors is parasympathetically mediated with a much more delayed latency of onset of sympathetic responses [26].

The lack of funding or sponsorship led to slower accrual and much more delayed publication of CTONG0806 than two other similar trials [ 28, 29].

Rbp4−/− mice fed a vitamin A-deficient diet during NC development had striking ENCDC migration delays in the colon compared with Rbp4−/− mice fed a diet containing vitamin A. Additionally, Rbp4−/−, Ret+/− mice had a much more severe delay in ENCDC colonization of the bowel when deprived of dietary vitamin A and even manifested a significant developmental delay when fed a vitamin A-sufficient diet.

Mr Plassat may drive a revival in sales over the next few years, says Mr Kershaw, but he may not be able to do much more than delay and soften what may be a structural decline in hypermarkets.

On the desktop, there was a much more prolonged delay before people could get their hands on the service – it started percolating out to users around 3 PM PT, which is around seven hours after it launched on mobile.

In radioresistant cells, the activation of caspases was much more limited, delayed in time since it began to significantly increase only 120 h after irradiation.