Sentence examples for so delay from inspiring English sources

We kill millions a year, so delay on that has resulted in probably the deaths of tens of millions of people," he said.

So DeLay, 62, cutting loose in his orthopedic shoes with the cha-cha and his Texas mugshot grin, was the Lipitor version of the finale of "Footloose".

Subsidies, from the EU or anyone else, will be counter-productive if they mitigate the effects of mistaken policies and so delay change.What should poor but clever governments do?

And better planned services – for example, ensuring better support for patients discharged from hospital after admission for non-dementia related treatment – might prevent their rapid decline and so delay the need for more costly care.

2) Any markings other than those specified in the Laws aren't allowed – so delay the restart until the keeper's line is removed, and until the original lines are uncovered.

While top male executives tend to have spouses and babies (sometimes several of each), top women bosses often have neither.The decline in childbearing seems to be partly related to the fact that women enjoy earning their own money and so delay the distraction that having babies tends to bring.

Some fear he will cite insecurity as a reason for delaying a census and so delay the election itself.Under the "transitional administrative law", known as the TAL, a mini-constitution drawn up by the Americans, Mr Allawi's government should do nothing "affecting Iraq's destiny beyond the limited interim period".

So delay terms with time-varying and distributed delays are more suitable for practical NNs.