Sentence examples for news delay from inspiring English sources

How much is ads, waiting for subsequent shows, opening sequences, and, especially with news, delay to "force" you to continue to watch?

BBC's nine o'clock news, delayed until after the game, could now begin.

Overall the FTSE 100 has fallen 38.33 points to 6147.26, not helped by news that the UK construction sector had grown at its slowest rate in nearly three years, albeit bad economic news delays the prospect of any UK rate rise.

Then, provided you're in a decent reception area, you get "channels" of news, delayed stock quotes, weather and atomically calibrated time in a variety of watch faces.

Disappointing news, delays in treatment, extensions of restrictions continue to put life on hold.

FINANCIAL NEWS   Regulators Delay Rules on Hedge Fund Advertising  |  The Securities and Exchange Commission plans to spend more time listening to comments on rules to allow hedge funds and other firms to solicit investors more broadly, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Western news organizations' delay in paying much attention to the Al Jazeera interview makes it clear that the station's ambiguous reputation continues to limit the acceptance of its journalism.

Together, they would demand that Krystle's face be broadcast on the news, without delay.

It is time for us to return to Paris: We cannot rule out the possibility that we have just witnessed one of those events that Nietzsche said arrive on the feet of a dove but that sometimes are all the more decisive for their quiet approach--and we want to deliver the news without delay.

The news, alongside delays in U.S. Pres.

But the recent disturbing economic news has delayed those plans.