Sentence examples for to backlog from inspiring English sources
noun
An accumulation or buildup, especially of unfilled orders or unfinished work.
- He went to work on Saturday to try to work through the backlog of papers on his desk.
A legacy of low building rates has contributed to backlog of around 2m homes.
"The goal of any such shift would be to maximize U.S.C.I.S. resources that could then be reallocated, in part, to backlog reduction efforts," said Ms. Collins, who declined to elaborate further.
For the case of perishable product, the retailer may need to backlog demand to avoid costs due to deterioration.
The value of r k should be chosen both to provide suitable rate for source data and to prevent delay due to backlog through adapting source rate to the link state [25].
To buy a silencer in the United States, a shooter must live in one of the 39 states* in which silencers are legal to own, meet age requirements, be eligible to purchase a firearm, pay a $200 transfer tax and pass a background check with the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco & Firearmsthat often takes between four and nine months to process due to backlog.
In January, the Department of Justice reported that it reduced to backlog to 12,691 people from whom guns still must be confiscated.
Those changes took time to resolve, which did in some areas lead to backlogs.
In Zambia, surveyors' cartels artificially restrict the number of surveyors who may practise, leading to backlogs of up to seven years.
Police attributed the silence to backlogs at the forensic lab.
Due to backlogs or other considerations years are involved in receiving permanent residency.
The disability system was unprepared for the massive influx of claims, leading to backlogs of veterans waiting months or longer to start receiving their checks.
