Sentence examples for subsequently delayed from inspiring English sources

The flight was subsequently delayed by 30 minutes after discovering they had no fuel to fly the plane.

Improvements for portions of the NS-EW system were planned to occur at the same time as GQ but were subsequently delayed.

Dingo's release was subsequently delayed and focus turned to the Academy awards – but the paperwork was incorrectly filled out and the film became ineligible for nomination.

But a growing body of studies pointing to their threat prompted the environmental agency in 1997 to issue the restrictions subsequently delayed in court.

Jacqueline Kennedy had commissioned the book 10 weeks after the murder, although she subsequently delayed its appearance, apparently concerned by private details about family relationships.

(Another lobbyist "sings your praises," she told the pair). The EPA subsequently delayed a rule targeting methane emissions from landfills until at least 2020.

This study revealed that the immobilization of antimicrobial aromatic terpenic components, such as carvacrol, involved in an innovative chemical structure designed to overcome their high volatility and thus the resulting limits to their use, can considerably inhibit yeast adhesion and subsequently delay biofilm formation.

NBC shifted its schedule to broadcast a one-hour NBC News report at 10 p.m. ET on Monday, April 15, pushing "Revolution" off its schedule and subsequently delaying the Season 1 finale.

Shira's father subsequently delays the engagement so as not to have to deal with an empty house so soon after Esther's death.

"It's one thing to pursue your dreams, but if you're borrowing to pursue them, you have to make sure you have a plan to pay them back," says Kantrowitz, who reports that graduates with large amounts of debt tend to subsequently delay other life cycles -- things like buying a car and getting married, not to mention saving for retirement and eventually financing their own child's education.

Regardless, the large fold difference (centrosome misorientation/spindle misorientation) under previous and current experimental conditions demonstrates that the apc2 mutant is capable of sensing centrosome misorientation and subsequently delaying mitosis.