Sentence examples for starting to delay from inspiring English sources

"I'm resigning because I don't want to be part of a system or situation that they could use to prove to the government and the world that they're policing themselves when they're starting to delay things," Mr. Kossler said.

Consumers worried about the future could start to delay their own purchases and increase their precautionary savings.

The trouble with aid is that when it becomes too important to a country (too much, for too long), it stops supporting the process of development and starts to delay it.

"When we feel overwhelmed we start to delay making decisions".

When he has your trust, he will start to delay his payment.

And I'm starting to smell launch delays (a la SanDisk's Sansa View, which will never see the light of day).

The European economy is starting to suffer from a delayed reaction to American problems, though.

This shows that some of the flows have now started to cross delay budget and the average is close to the delay budget itself.

Summertime flight delays are starting to pile up as traffic increases at domestic airports.

In addition, approaches that detect dependencies between genes at different time delays are starting to emerge, see for example [ 67].

I am a sucker for these smaller narratives, crouched and concealed within the larger quest; the problem comes as they start to swell and delay the Vanger plot.