Sentence examples for that delays from from inspiring English sources

At the congressional hearing in February, Rep. George Miller angrily declared that "delays from growing appeals are undermining MSHA's ability to impose tougher sanctions on the repeat violators..

Multivariate analysis demonstrated that delays from onset of hypotension to both appropriate antimicrobials and line removal exerted independent adverse effects on survival.

She accidentally flipped her black SUV over on a Los Angeles freeway, causing a massive traffic snarl that delayed me from getting to a big sale.

Two years ago, Muhammad was diagnosed with a brain tumor, though she did not have health insurance -- a situation that delayed her from receiving treatment.

In Britain earlier this year Abu Qatada questioned the impartiality of Jordan's military court, an issue that delayed his deportation from Britain for years.

The report also cited a program, begun in November 2001, that delayed visa applications from the same countries and a few others.

That delayed Perez's arrival from the Dominican Republic because he needed to get his visa information corrected.

Although other companies will benefit financially from that delay, Amgen, which has 74 lobbyists in Washington, was the only company to lobby aggressively for the provision.

Hardly a new release (it was first published in 1937), it's still a Hachette book and subject to that shipping delay from Amazon.

Mr. Rothberg said the layoffs stemmed partly from a regular annual financial review that was delayed from the fall by the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, and partly from the consolidation of its Pocket Books line into its other adult and children's publishing divisions last fall.

"Me, my mate and Owen Jones were sat on a plane that was delayed from Gatwick," said Tom Harris, who was in Athens with a group from student anti-cuts group the National Campaign Against Cuts and Fees, when we got chatting outside the Syriza campaign tent on Friday night.