Sentence examples for subjected to delay from inspiring English sources

The internet is not a robust network and is subjected to delay, jitter, and packet loss.

In this paper, a constructive geometric design of switching laws is proposed for the finite-time stability of singular nonlinear switched systems subjected to delay and disturbance.

"To have passengers unnecessarily subjected to delay is something that just can't happen if we want to keep our riders".

Anger from care organisations that claimants with terminal illnesses such as cancer are still subjected to delays to their benefit entitlements, despite government promises to fast-track such applications.

According to city Harbor Director Sheila Schoettger, the firm has "been subjected to delays over which it had little or no control" and additional time is required to comply with all California Coastal Commission conditions.

Prosecution for the gravest crimes should not be subject to delay or obstruction".

That should make them less subject to delay than manufacture in the field.

Stansted warned flights would be subject to delay and cancellations and advised passengers to check their airline's website.

A spokesman said: "Due to air traffic restriction due to adverse weather, some flights may be subject to delay.

Manchester United's journey to the second trophy of a possible quintuple was subject to delay but they could not be prevented from reaching their destination.

The UK business is eventually expected to be floated on the London stock exchange, an idea first mooted in 2010 but subject to delay by ongoing regulatory change.